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Sistema operativo Linux de la comunidad para la comunidad

Una distribución Linux empresarial de código abierto, de gobernanza y propiedad comunitarias y gratuita de por vida, orientada a la estabilidad de largo plazo, que brinda una plataforma robusta para entornos de producción. AlmaLinux OS es compatible binariamente 1∶1 con RHEL® y CentOS pre-Stream.

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Nuestra organización en GitHub contiene el código fuente y las herramientas que utilizamos para construir AlmaLinux OS y la infraestructura relacionada.

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Reddit

Únase a nuestra dinámica comunidad en Reddit, interactúe con otros usuarios de AlmaLinux OS, reciba noticias y encuentre y brinde ayuda.

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Charla comunitaria

Incorpórese a un debate en tiempo real con otros miembros de la comunidad de AlmaLinux OS, del equipo de gobernanza y de los desarrolladores.

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Foros comunitarios

Formule preguntas, obtenga respuestas y contribuya asistencia para otros en la comunidad de AlmaLinux OS y los desarrolladores.

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Acerca de AlmaLinux OS

AlmaLinux OS es un sistema operativo Linux dirigido por la comunidad que llena el vacío que ha dejado el retiro de la publicación estable de CentOS Linux. AlmaLinux OS es un clon compatible binariamente 1∶1 de RHEL®, guiado y compilado por la comunidad.

Como sistema operativo autónomo y gratuito, AlmaLinux OS recibe un millón de dólares de patrocinio anual por parte de CloudLinux Inc. y asistencia proveniente de otros patrocinadores. Las labores de desarrollo en curso las rigen miembros de la comunidad.

La Fundación AlmaLinux OS es una organización sin fines de lucro creada conforme a la legislación 501(c)(6) para el beneficio de la comunidad de AlmaLinux OS.

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Preparada para entornos de producción

AlmaLinux OS es un sistema operativo para servidores empresariales y una distribución Linux estable, con lanzamientos periódicos, que incluye períodos de asistencia prolongados. Puede fiarse de AlmaLinux OS para ejecutar cualquier tarea vital para su negocio.

Con asistencia total y gratuita para siempre

Los miembros, patrocinadores y socios de la AlmaLinux OS Foundation respaldan el sistema operativo AlmaLinux con sus inversiones y compromisos a largo plazo para garantizar que la distribución permanezca sin límites, tarifas y cobros.

Cámbiese sin esfuerzo

Normalmente, cambiar de distribución supone asumir costos monetarios y de tiempo, pero eso no pasa al cambiar de CentOS y otras bifurcaciones de RHEL® a AlmaLinux OS. Cambiar es fácil: lea cómo.

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Respuestas a las preguntas principales

Individuals and organizations that require an enterprise-grade, Fedora-like distribution but who do not want to or cannot pay for a RHEL® license. AlmaLinux OS is also a perfect replacement for anyone who currently relies on the CentOS stable release to achieve computing objectives.

Alma means soul in Spanish and other Latin languages. Looking back, it is easy to see that Linux is as popular and pervasive as it is thanks to the efforts of a passionate, diverse developer community. This community is the soul of Linux, and everyone that relies on a Linux distribution is indebted to the efforts of the Linux community. That is why we called our new distribution AlmaLinux OS.

We’re already doing it – experience with RHEL forks towards CloudLinux. We have the staff, the capabilities, the resources. Frankly: we want to put ourselves on the map re CloudLinux and KernelCare. It is worth the effort.

We are involving the community right through the process, including in the governing board. At all times, AlmaLinux OS will be free and open. The community can pick the project at any time.

CloudLinux's core product, the CloudLinux OS, is a RHEL® fork that has been in place for over ten years. More than 4,000 companies including Dell, Liquid Web, and 1&1 rely on the CloudLinux OS across more than 200,000 product installations. CloudLinux has proven experience in creating and maintaining a RHEL fork and have done so starting with RHEL release 5, right through to release 8. AlmaLinux OS is an opportunity for us to channel our expertise in RHEL into a Linux distribution that serves the broader community. Furthermore, we are including the Linux community right from the inception of AlmaLinux OS. Moving forward, community members will be on the governing board for the AlmaLinux OS project and involved in key decisions too. Finally, AlmaLinux OS will always be free and open source. The community can pick up and continue to develop AlmaLinux OS at any time.

Switching Linux distros can be a headache, but that is not the case when switching from CentOS to AlmaLinux OS. Just like CentOS, AlmaLinux OS is a 1:1 binary compatible fork of RHEL®, so switching is simple.

Yes, AlmaLinux OS is a 1:1 binary compatible fork of RHEL®, which means that your applications and services will remain compatible. For that reason, you can rapidly migrate any number of servers with just one command. If you are using CentOS 7 or 8 and need help upgrading and migrating, check out [ELevate](https://almalinux.org/elevate).

AlmaLinux OS partners has committed to supporting AlmaLinux OS 8 at least until 2029, including stable and thoroughly tested updates and security patches.

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AlmaLinux OS en la prensa

AlmaLinux is a solid RHEL clone. The AlmaLinux Foundation, the non-profit behind AlmaLinux, is also working on the open-source ELevate Project. This is an effort to enable migration between major versions of RHEL derivatives.
ZDNet - CentOS Linux 8 is about to die. What do you do next?
To migrate from CentOS 8 to AlmaLinux OS, you can use a free tool called almalinux-deploy
9 to 5 Linux - CentOS Linux 8 Reached End of Life, It’s Time to Migrate to an Alternative OS
AlmaLinux was one of the first such alternatives, and it has quickly risen to the top of the heap.
The New Stack - Linux and Cloud Native Security: AlmaLinux
AlmaLinux very quickly became the CentOS replacement to beat. 48 hours after Red Hat released version 8.5 of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), the developers released version 8.5 of AlmaLinux.
The New Stack - Linux Distros: Year in Review