I'm still running CentOS 6, and I was planning on waiting for cPanel to support CentOS 8 before I migrated my server in order to benefit from all the goodies it includes.
According to the Feature Request, cPanel CentOS 8 support was planned for early 2020, but there hasn't been an update to that thread in several months. Today, I noticed that cPanel is blocking upgrades to v. 88 for CentOS 6, and will no longer support CentOS 6.
Both the Feature Request and the previous thread about CentOS 8 support are closed to replies, so I was wondering if I can get an ETA on when CentOS 8 support will be available in order to decide whether to delay my server migration, or to go ahead and migrate to CentOS 7 now. I understand if COVID-19 has thrown a wrench into development, but I'd hate to migrate to a CentOS 7 server only to find CentOS 8 support is available a month or two from now.
Thanks!
According to the Feature Request, cPanel CentOS 8 support was planned for early 2020, but there hasn't been an update to that thread in several months. Today, I noticed that cPanel is blocking upgrades to v. 88 for CentOS 6, and will no longer support CentOS 6.
Both the Feature Request and the previous thread about CentOS 8 support are closed to replies, so I was wondering if I can get an ETA on when CentOS 8 support will be available in order to decide whether to delay my server migration, or to go ahead and migrate to CentOS 7 now. I understand if COVID-19 has thrown a wrench into development, but I'd hate to migrate to a CentOS 7 server only to find CentOS 8 support is available a month or two from now.
Thanks!