CentOS 7 will end official support and updates on June 30, 2024

Official CentOS 7 support and updates end on June 30, 2024. If you are using CentOS 7 and want to continue receiving security updates and other fixes, there are several options you can choose from:

Migrate to a new distribution:

Consider migrating to CentOS 8, then CentOS Stream or other Linux distributions such as RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux) 8 or Fedora.

Using third-party warehouses:

Some third-party repositories may continue to provide package updates for CentOS 7, such as CentOS Plus or PowerTools.

Build your own software package:

You can compile your own software packages to ensure dependencies and compatibility.

Using Vault:

CentOS Vault provides an archive of packages from older distributions, which may contain packages from CentOS 7.

Using EPEL:

Using the EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux) repository, additional software packages may be available for installation and updates.

Please note that after CentOS 7 stops updating, you will no longer receive official support and software updates. Before choosing any migration or update strategy, make sure you understand the security and stability of the option you choose.

Of course, you can also upgrade to Anolis OS 7 for a fee. Contact online customer service if you need it.