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Does any version of Oracle Linux, like OL8 or OL9 have the ATO?
authorization to operate certification. I know Redhat does. I am trying to transition out of RHEL8 into OL8/OL9 but have been told OL is not in the ATO.
Does any version of Oracle Linux, like OL8 or OL9 have the ATO?
authorization to operate certification. I know Redhat does. I am trying to transition out of RHEL8 into OL8/OL9 but have been told OL is not in the ATO.
Again: this is covered on Oracle's website, you can look it up yourself. If you can't, I suggest you call an Oracle sales rep and they can get you what you need.
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