Linux Software Technical Support

Launched in 2006, Oracle Linux is a free, enterprise-class OS built from the source code of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). Dual Kernel options: Red Hat Compatible Kernel (RHCK) and Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel (UEK) deliver high-performance for large databases and cloud environments.

RHEL is a commercial, enterprise-grade OS built on the Linux kernel for servers, hybrid cloud, and edge computing. It runs on almost any environment type, delivering stable, secure, and standardized platform performance for mission-critical workloads. (on-prem, virtual machines, containers, and public cloud).

Designed for business and corporate systems with high stability, this platform is built on Linux kernel. Primary uses include servers, mainframes, and cloud environments.

Free, open-source OS based on the Linux kernel that delivers strong security for computers, servers, and cloud systems. Interim releases arrive roughly every six months, with Long-Term Support (LTS) releases every two years.

Free, community-driven Linux distribution that serves as the continuously delivered upstream (midstream) of RHEL — new features land here ahead of the next RHEL release. NOTE: legacy down stream CentOS Linux (7 and 8) releases have reached end of life. Park Place can support both versions on a best-effort basis where expressly agreed.

Free, enterprise-grade OS designed to be a downstream, 1:1 binary-compatible rebuild of RHEL. Created as a community replacement for the discontinued CentOS Linux. Suited for servers, desktops, and cloud computing.

Free, open-source community-driven OS created as a drop-in replacement for the discontinued CentOS Linux. Maintains application binary interface (ABI) compatibility with RHEL. Major versions offer approximately 10 years of lifecycle support for stable production environments.