SUSE Multi-Linux Support
The no migration alternative for CentOS and RHEL enterprise support.
- Zero migration; enterprise-grade support
- Security with timely CVE security patches
- A safe harbor to choose the right infrastructure for your enterprise
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Why SUSE Multi-Linux Support
Liberate your Linux and take control of your future. Break free from vendor lock-in with a partner who believes open source should remain open.
Keep the Linux you need for your business, with predictable releases and continuous security for all your applications. Stay protected and supported with no business disruptions. Keep your operating system; get your patches from SUSE.
Get sustained maintenance and support for RHEL 7 and CentOS 7. Maintain your existing operating systems or migrate to take advantage of SUSE Linux innovation and security. With SUSE, you have the freedom to run your workloads on whichever enterprise Linux you choose.
Get comprehensive enterprise Linux support. With more than thirty years open source expertise, and a deep engineering, services, and support bench, SUSE provides full support through your Linux journey and for all your Linux distros. Reduce complexity and cost with a partner that is dedicated to the spirit of open source.
SUSE Multi-Linux Support solution offerings
With SUSE, choice happens. Choose to maintain your current infrastructure with vendor choice or to modernize with an ecosystem committed to preserving choice.
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Lite $ 67 per year / unit 3-year commitment required with payment upfront Volume discounts available on request
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Basic$ 167 per year / unit 3-year commitment required with payment upfront Volume discounts available on request
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Professionalpricing on request
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Enterprisepricing on request
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| SUSE Linux Enterprise | |||
| SUSE Multi-Linux Manager | SUSE Multi-Linux Manager | SUSE Multi-Linux Manager | |
| SUSE Multi-Linux Support | SUSE Multi-Linux Support | SUSE Multi-Linux Support | SUSE Multi-Linux Support |
| Longlife updates for CentOS* | Longlife updates for CentOS* | Longlife updates for Enterprise Linux | Longlife updates for Enterprise Linux |
| NO SUPPORT | STANDARD SUPPORT | PRIORITY SUPPORT | PRIORITY SUPPORT |
* Longlife updates for CentOS:
- CentOS 7 until 30th June, 2028
- Proactive security updates for CVSS 7+ (base system)
Get 1-year SUSE Multi-Linux Support Lite for CentOS Linux 7
- $25 per subscription
- 100 subscriptions: $2500 total
- 1000 subscriptions : $20000 total
Offer Expires on 12/31/2024
“SUSE Multi-Linux Support gives us the ability to support several other Linux distros in only one solution.”
Top 4 Capabilities
Secure your Linux future. Experience an enterprise Linux alternative backed by deep expertise and a commitment to the spirit of open source.
Run workloads where they run best
You know what enterprise Linux is best for your workloads. With SUSE Multi-Linux Support, your choice is protected. Use the enterprise Linux you want.
Security for sunsetted distros
Running sunsetted distributions leaves your Linux systems vulnerable. Stay protected and supported with SUSE Multi-Linux Support. Ensure the highest quality security across any version of any Linux environment.
No migration needed
As an enterprise Linux alternative, choosing SUSE Multi-Linux Support is as easy as keeping your phone number and switching carriers. Your Linux continues to run seamlessly, and you get the benefit of world-class support.
Deep open source roots
SUSE has been a leader in the open source world for over 30 years. Benefit from robust support, engineering expertise and a commitment to the spirit of open source. We provide proactive updates, transparent roadmaps and predictable lifecycles — so you can focus on innovation.
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