Could ENTERPRISE LINUX DEVELOPER SUITE deployed as A server(Web, Sql etc.)

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Could ENTERPRISE LINUX DEVELOPER SUITE deployed as A server(Web, Sql etc.)?

What's the difference between RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX SERVER with other EL version?
Did RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX DESKTOP not permitted to play role as server?

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Mike Guerette's picture Red Hat Guru 1859 points
11 June 2018 2:08 PM

The RHEL Developer Suite has the same server bits, but the entitlements are for development purposes only (so that developers can code on a system that matches those in production). Other folk will need to comment on the Desktop and other offerings.

Community Member 35 points
12 June 2018 12:37 AM

So means that use RHEL developer suite as a server is license violations？ I also have another question, the $349 RHEL server said 'Not intended for production environments', did this mean $349 version RHEL can not be a production server, or just suggested not to be a production server?

Community Member 35 points
12 June 2018 12:37 AM

So means that use RHEL developer suite as a server is license violations？ I also have another question, the $349 RHEL server said 'Not intended for production environments', did this mean $349 version RHEL can not be a production server, or just suggested not to be a production server?

Community Member 35 points
12 June 2018 12:37 AM

So means that use RHEL developer suite as a server is license violations？ I also have another question, the $349 RHEL server said 'Not intended for production environments', did this mean $349 version RHEL can not be a production server, or just suggested not to be a production server?

Jamie Bainbridge's picture Red Hat Guru 7257 points
12 June 2018 1:10 AM

The terms and conditions of the developer tools define "development use only" so yes, it is against the license agreement to use the RHEL Developer Suite in production:

The $349 subscription (RH00005) can be used in prod. It provides one installation which can be used on a physical machine or virtual machine.

It is self-supported, meaning if you have a problem (which is not subscription-related) then you have access to the customer portal knowledgebase and discussions to try and solve the problem.

You could also choose to upgrade to Standard (RH00004) or Premium (RH00003) to receive production technical support.

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