Rocky Linux VPS Server Features

Entirely Open Source
Entirely Open Source
Rocky Linux offers complete customizability, granting users full access to its source code for observation, modification, and enhancement to suit unique requirements.
Fortified Security
Fortified Security
The OS undergoes the FIPS 140-3 validation process, ensuring utmost security for users' operations.
Enterprise-Grade Linux Support
Enterprise-Grade Linux Support
With CIQ as the esteemed founding support and services partner, users receive top-tier support for all versions, even after reaching their EndOfLife (EOL) phase.

Rocky Linux: Introducing the Next-Gen OS


Experience cutting-edge operating systems with Rocky Linux, a highly-compatible platform crafted from the source code of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). Rocky Linux offers unparalleled benefits and services as a renowned unofficial successor to the now-defunct CentOS. Embrace the future of computing with Rocky Linux.

What is Rocky Linux

What is Rocky Linux? Rocky Linux is an operating system founded by Gregory Kurtzer in 2021, designed to fill the void left by the discontinued CentOS after Red Hat decided to abandon it. This remarkable successor, with strong community involvement, has evolved into an enterprise-ready solution, providing regular updates and exceptional stability. The latest version, Rocky Linux 9.0, assures a decade-long lifecycle at no cost, making it a perfect fit for diverse server needs.

Project Goal

Drawing inspiration from CentOS's history as a downstream distribution of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Rocky Linux proudly carries forward that legacy, ensuring complete stability and compatibility. By leveraging his expertise in high-performance scientific computing, Gregory Kurtzer ingeniously created it as a free alternative to CentOS, maintaining full compatibility with RHEL.

Funding the creation, Ctrl IQ or the CIQ plays a vital role in supporting the development of builds, servers, and repositories. Founded by Kurtzer himself, CIQ provides essential commercial support for this OS.

Last New Version (Rocky Linux 9.0)

Version 9.0 debuted on July 14, 2022, breaking new ground and introducing the revolutionary "Peridot" reproducible build system. This system facilitates the creation of new RHEL forks and empowers the project to roll out releases more efficiently. Additionally, version 9.0 extends its support to little-endian PowerPC processors and IBM Z (s390x) mainframes, solidifying their position as a versatile and potent operating system for various environments.

Migration to Rocky Linux 

Welcome to the realm of Rocky Linux, firmly grounded on rock-solid reliability. Discover a host of compelling benefits that set it apart:


Unwavering Stability 

It is an open-source operating system. Its source code is transparent and accessible. This fosters a collaborative community of Rocky developers who promptly identify and resolve bugs, ensuring unrivaled stability for your operations.

Unparalleled Harmony

Since its inception, it has exhibited unparalleled compatibility with Enterprise Linux, earning the distinction of "bug for bug compatibility." At its core, the essence lies in precision and seamless integration.

Extensive Engagement with Industry Titans

Embrace the assurance of broad industry involvement as it proudly garners sponsorship from industry giants like Google Cloud, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, VMware, and more. This illustrious support paves the way for an unrivaled experience.

Enterprise-Grade Linux Support

With CIQ as the esteemed founding support and services partner and Rocky Linux's primary sponsor, you gain top-tier support for all versions, even after reaching their EndOfLife (EOL) phase. Expect uninterrupted assistance and expertise throughout your journey.

Endless Freedom

Discover boundless freedom and download Rocky Linux, as it remains perpetually free to use without licensing fees. Proudly hosted by the esteemed Rocky Enterprise Softwares Foundation (RESF), our services bring unparalleled value.

Fortified Security

Witness the latest feat in security with its achievement in the FIPS 140-3 validation process, earning its spot on the esteemed NIST Implementation-Under-Test-List. This comprehensive validation, underwritten by CIQ as a community gift, ensures the utmost security for your operations.

Entirely Open Source

Immerse yourself in the possibilities with this service, offering complete customizability. Unleash your creativity with full access to Rocky's source code, allowing you to observe, modify, and enhance the system to suit your unique requirements.



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