Extended Lifecycle Support

Key Takeaways CentOS 8 no longer receives official security updates, leaving systems vulnerable to security threats and compliance risks. You have two options to secure your systems: migrate to a...

Key Takeaways CentOS 7 EOL was on June 30, 2024, ending security updates and official support. Migrate to a supported OS or use extended support to maintain security and stability...

Key Takeaways After PHP 7.4 EOL, it is difficult to maintain PHP 7.4 applications securely due to the increased risk of security breaches. Upgrading to supported PHP versions is recommended...

Key Takeaways CentOS 7.9 reached End of Life (EOL) on June 30, 2024, meaning no more security updates, bug fixes, or official support. Unpatched vulnerabilities, compliance issues, and system instability...

Key Takeaways: Python EOL poses security risks – Without official updates, vulnerabilities remain unpatched, increasing exposure to cyberattacks. Upgrading isn’t always feasible – Legacy applications, critical systems, and compliance constraints...

The shift from traditional CentOS Linux to CentOS Stream — now an upstream development platform for RHEL — along with the end of life for CentOS 7, has led many...

Microsoft’s support for .NET 6 ended on November 12, 2024, leaving systems vulnerable to security threats and compatibility issues without updates. While .NET 8 offers improved performance and security, waiting...

As .NET 6 reaches its end-of-life date, many development teams face a familiar yet dreaded scenario: the forced migration of perfectly functional applications to the next Long Term Support (LTS)...

New ELS service answers significant security and compliance needs for .NET 6.0 applications   PALO ALTO, Calif. – January 14, 2025 – TuxCare, a global innovator in cybersecurity, today announced...

  Ubuntu 18.04 end of life (EOL) means no more official security patches, leaving systems vulnerable to attacks. Upgrading to a newer Ubuntu version or using extended support can protect...

Mastering CentOS commands can help you effectively manage CentOS systems, perform common tasks, and troubleshoot issues. Process management is streamlined using commands like ps and top, which help monitor and...