I regularly see folks state that they use a RHEL rebuild distro because managing RHEL subscriptions is too painful. 5 years or so ago, I might have been inclined to agree with them. That said, things can improve over time, so let's check out the current state. The most notable improvement in the last few years is a thing called Simple Content Access (SCA).
#RHEL #RedHat
https://access.redhat.com/articles/simple-content-access
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