The end of life (EOL) for CentOS7 is quickly approaching, and many users are scrambling to find a suitable replacement. Fortunately, two new open-source Linux distributions – AlmaLinux and RockyLinux – have been created with the intention of providing an easy transition from CentOS.AlmaLinux is based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), which was previously used as the base for CentOS. vServer RockyLinux provides a long-term support model. Additionally, it includes an extensive package repository featuring applications from various vendors including cloud providers like AWS.RockyLinux on the other hand takes aim at providing stability through rigorous testing before releasing updates or patches into production systems; this ensures that only stable code reaches users’ machines without any major issues arising afterwards due its thoroughness in testing processes prior launch time . It also features compatibility with RHEL 8 packages thanks to using their source codes directly within their own repositories.Overall both AlmaLinux & Rockylinux offer great solutions for those looking for alternatives post EOL period of Centos 7 , while they may differ slightly in terms of feature sets one thing remains true : Both projects offer viable options when considering transitioning away from legacy operating systems no longer supported by developers or vendors alike.Here at deltaphon.net, we offer both operating systems to choose from and that on all of our vServers and Dedicated Servers.