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In response to the Rad Hat© killing free and open-source CentOS® 8, CloudLinux announced the commitment to release a free, open-sourced, community-driven, 1:1 binary compatible fork of RHEL® 8 (and future releases) in the Q1 of 2021. CloudLinux will invest $1 million annually in development and establish a community initiative around its RHEL fork intended as a safe haven for CentOS users left stranded by the RedHat announcement.
Igor Seletskiy is a CEO and founder of CloudLinux - company behind KernelCare live patching. He is a Linux enthusiast by heart, and have been programming for Linux (or Unix) for about 25 years now. About 7 years ago he decided to do KernelCare, partially because "we could", and partially because CloudLinux had so many people in a service provider space asking us for the product following Oracle acquisition of Ksplice. It has been 6 years and hundreds of thousands of servers since -- and it truly is a wild ride. 
The open source software migration project of Eyüpsultan Municipality started in 2015. All users were trained in Pardus GNU/Linux Linux and Libreoffice and installed open source Libreoffice software instead of the licensed Office software on their computers. Therefore, the problems experienced in the migration of the operating system have been softened.
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CloudLinux OS is meant as a Linux distribution for shared hosting, for use on servers with hundreds or thousands of web sites from different customers. In this interview, Igor Seletskiy, the CEO of CloudLinux, introduces the innovations behind CloudLinux OS.