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Product list compatible with SLES15sp6 or SLES16

Greiner Claude
 

I missed a list for planning the future, all my customers ask me for this, that see that SLES more advanced that OT can follow:

Product             Linux Version Ready for Available
                                  SLES15SP6 with version/Month


AA                  SLES12SP5     No        24.4 2024.12
FILR                SLES15SP5     No        24.4 2024.12
IPRINT-APPLIANCE    SLES15SP4     No        24.4 2024.12
OES24.3             SLES15SP4     No        24,4 2024.12
GMS24.3             SLES15SP5     No        24.4 2024.12
GROUPWISE24.3       SLES15SP5     No        24.4 2024.12
MESSENGER24.3       SLES15SP5     No        24.4 2024.12
SMG24.3             SLES15SP5     No        24.4 2024.12
TEAMWORKS           SLES12SP5     No        24,4 2024.12
VIBE4085            SLES15SP5     No        24.4 2024.12
ZENWORKS24.2        SLES12SP5     No        24.4 2024.12
ZSD24.3             SLES12SP5     No        24.4 2024.12
RETAIN              ?             ?         ?
etc                 ?             ?         ?

what a great thing to have all platform on the same os and version!

Thanks for answer, we hear all 24.4 will bring us the verity!

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    I do agree the multiple appliances on SLES12.5 in 2024 is unacceptable.

    No one will be moving to SLES16 until after it is released and vetted in other production environments, and likely at sp1.  It is a VERY different OS, not scheduled for release until summer 2025, but will be perfect for container based products.


    We can't expect the various product development teams to follow lockstep with latest SLES releases, they are generally 1 point release behind, then skip a point release.  Expectation and comments from PMs in various webinars have been talking mainly of SLES15.7 as their next base OS bump, skipping 15.6.  Initially SuSE development had planned on a v16 release this year which was delayed and 15.7 in its place.

    I'd assume we'll receive more details after the various 24.4 releases.

    Rodney

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    I notice the following point in a release note for Sentinel : (dated July 2024)

    Sentinel 8.6.1.1 is the last release supporting SUSE-based appliances. Sentinel will deprecate support for SUSE-based appliances starting next release. However, future releases will support RHEL-based appliances.

    https://www.microfocus.com/documentation/sentinel/8.6/s8611-release-notes/s8611-release-notes.html

    Is OT changing direction ?

    Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid. [A. Einstein]

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    Yes, i have also hear sles15.7, the product Manager and developer have many Humor!

    if you are longer active here, this mean tis will Never be Change nearly and we must wait of a Wonder!

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