Update supported-os.md #8386
Update supported-os.md #8386
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A few more refinements to the supported CentOS and RHEL versions.
Co-authored-by: Maira Wenzel <mairaw@microsoft.com>
Co-authored-by: Maira Wenzel <mairaw@microsoft.com>
| [Oracle Linux][Oracle-Linux] | 7+ | x64 | [Oracle][Oracle-lifecycle] | ||
| [Red Hat Enterprise Linux][RHEL] | 7+ | x64, Arm64 | [Red Hat][RHEL-lifecycle] | ||
| [Oracle Linux][Oracle-Linux] | 8+ | x64 | [Oracle][Oracle-lifecycle] | ||
| [Red Hat Enterprise Linux][RHEL] | 8+ | x64, Arm64 | [Red Hat][RHEL-lifecycle] |
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I think this is a scenario where Red Hat's support and Microsoft's support differ. AFAIK, Microsoft supports .NET 7 on RHEL 7 and later. Red Hat supports .NET 7 on RHEL 8 and later only. Not sure which one this table is supposed to reflect, but "8+" is the intersection of those policies :)
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According to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/install/linux-rhel#supported-distributions RHEL 7 is only supported in .NET 6, not in .NET 7. I would therefore go with the table from there. So I don't think there's a difference in what Microsoft supports and what RHEL supports here.
.NET 6: RHEL 7+
.NET 7: RHEL 8+
Since RHEL 7 is EOL in 2026 (way after .NET 6 is EOL), it will stay 7+ until .NET 6 is gone and the 6.0 document will not be adjusted.
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This is an aggregation of the supported distributions together with their next upcoming EOLs that we maintain internally, based on the Microsoft Learn pages and the according supported-os pages.
Darker red means there was a change between .NET 6 and .NET 7 support, blue means EOL but according to the documentation still supported (with tickets on
os-support
existing).
| [Debian][Debian] | 10+ | x64, Arm64, Arm32 | [Debian][Debian-lifecycle] | ||
| [Fedora][Fedora] | 36+ | x64 | [Fedora][Fedora-lifecycle] | ||
| [openSUSE][OpenSUSE] | 15+ | x64 | [OpenSUSE][OpenSUSE-lifecycle] | ||
| [Oracle Linux][Oracle-Linux] | 7+ | x64 | [Oracle][Oracle-lifecycle] | ||
| [Red Hat Enterprise Linux][RHEL] | 7+ | x64, Arm64 | [Red Hat][RHEL-lifecycle] | ||
| [Oracle Linux][Oracle-Linux] | 8+ | x64 | [Oracle][Oracle-lifecycle] |
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Is this really 8+ as well? Oracle Linux 7 is only EOL in July 2024. So I would expect it to be supported on .NET 6 and 7.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/install/linux is sadly missing a page for Oracle Linux, so I can't check that.
| [Oracle Linux][Oracle-Linux] | 7+ | x64 | [Oracle][Oracle-lifecycle] | ||
| [Red Hat Enterprise Linux][RHEL] | 7+ | x64, Arm64 | [Red Hat][RHEL-lifecycle] | ||
| [Oracle Linux][Oracle-Linux] | 8+ | x64 | [Oracle][Oracle-lifecycle] | ||
| [Red Hat Enterprise Linux][RHEL] | 8+ | x64, Arm64 | [Red Hat][RHEL-lifecycle] | ||
| [SUSE Enterprise Linux (SLES)][SLES] | 12 SP2+ | x64 | [SUSE][SLES-lifecycle] |
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Not fully related but just out of curiosity:
12 SP2+ in this case really only means 12 SP2+ & 15.
Here are the support times for SLES:
So I would expect the following as of now: 12 SP4+, 15 SP1+ (if supporting only non-EOL) or 12 SP2+, 15+ (if supporting any after release of the .NET version).
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/install/linux-sles is currently listing 12 SP2 and 15.
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We should also try to reflect changes for version that haven't been only included by fault in the Out of support OS versions section. So for .NET 6 and .NET 7 this would include SLES 12 SP2, SLES 12 SP3 and SLES 15 (unpatched).
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A few more refinements to the supported CentOS and RHEL versions.