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Convert CentOS and other clones to Red Hat Enterprise Linux

September 16th, 2025 | 10h30 | Online | English | 1 Hour
Thierry Prédhom
16.09.2025

Join us for an insightful webinar on September 16, at 10:30, hosted by Camptocamp. This session will guide you through efficient and secure methods to convert CentOS and its derivatives to Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). 

What you can expect

 

We’ll show you three methods to convert from CentOS and other clones to Red Hat Enterprise Linux

  • Leverage Red Hat Satellite to convert systems at a scale
  • Use Red Hat Insights to easily migrate connected systems
  • Inspect the migration process with the CLI tool convert2rhel for standalone systems

 

We’ll perform a live demo

  • See different ways to convert to Red Hat Enterprise Linux in action. 

 

We’ll host Q&A session

  • Ask your questions and get direct answers from one of our Red Hat Certified Architects.

Speaker

Christopher Hornberger

As a Red Hat Certified Architect, Christopher accompanies companies through all aspects of their Red Hat journey, from presales and demonstrations to implementation, workshops and training courses. He advises companies on process automation for their IT infrastructures, with a focus on hybrid cloud and fleet management.

Author

Thierry Prédhom

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