CentOS 7 End of Life: 2026 Web Server Migration Checklist
CentOS 7 reached end of life June 30, 2024. Use this 2026 checklist to plan web server migration, backups, cPanel/Plesk checks, DNS cutover, and validation.
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CentOS 7 reached end of life June 30, 2024. Use this 2026 checklist to plan web server migration, backups, cPanel/Plesk checks, DNS cutover, and validation.
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