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We can cut your Linux Bill in Half

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  • This is not available to customers who receive support directly from a cloud vendor for SUSE Multi Linux (or in other words, customers who have purchased a managed support service from a cloud vendor)

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We can cut your Linux Bill in Half

This is not available to customers who receive support directly from a cloud vendor for SUSE Multi Linux (or in other words, customers who have purchased a managed support service from a cloud vendor). 

What does ‘We can cut your Linux bill in half’ mean? 

  • SUSE can support your (non-SUSE) Linux environment at 50% of your current third party service provider’s support fees for that environment.

What does this apply to? 

  • Fees you pay to a third party to support non-SUSE Linux products only.  

  • SUSE support of certain Linux products only, as set out here [webpage for MLS supported/unsupported]

  • Your initial purchase of  SUSE Multi-Linux Support (but not renewals). 

Does SUSE need to see my actual bill? 

  • Yes. You’ll need to provide us with a copy of your most recent paid invoice for your current third party Linux support fees (quotes, offers or other promotions are not valid) 

I buy on the Cloud - can I still benefit?

  • This is not available to customers who receive support directly from a cloud vendor for SUSE Multi Linux (or in other words, customers who have purchased a managed support service from a cloud vendor). 

  • This is available to customers who wish to receive support directly from SUSE by purchasing SUSE Multi Linux Support via a cloud provider’s marketplace, such as AWS Marketplace. 

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Key Takeaways

<p>Running multiple Linux distributions leads to inefficiencies, security vulnerabilities and increased costs due to fragmented support agreements and inconsistent patching schedules.</p>

The hidden costs of multi-Linux management

Running multiple Linux distributions leads to inefficiencies, security vulnerabilities and increased costs due to fragmented support agreements and inconsistent patching schedules.

<p>Consolidating Linux support under a single provider improves system reliability, ensures compliance and reduces downtime, allowing IT teams to focus on innovation instead of maintenance.</p>

The value of a unified support model

Consolidating Linux support under a single provider improves system reliability, ensures compliance and reduces downtime, allowing IT teams to focus on innovation instead of maintenance.

<p>SUSE provides unified, enterprise-grade support across multiple Linux distributions— including CentOS, RHEL and SLES—without requiring migrations or vendor lock-in. Additionally, SUSE Multi-Linux Manager provides a single console for managing these distributions, as well as others like Ubuntu and Oracle Linux.</p>

SUSE Multi-Linux Support as a solution

SUSE provides unified, enterprise-grade support across multiple Linux distributions— including CentOS, RHEL and SLES—without requiring migrations or vendor lock-in. Additionally, SUSE Multi-Linux Manager provides a single console for managing these distributions, as well as others like Ubuntu and Oracle Linux.

<p>Businesses gain a single point of contact for Linux support, 24/7 global coverage, proactive updates and enterprise-grade security—all while maintaining compatibility across distributions.</p>

Key benefits of SUSE Multi-Linux Support

Businesses gain a single point of contact for Linux support, 24/7 global coverage, proactive updates and enterprise-grade security—all while maintaining compatibility across distributions.

<p>By reducing complexity, lowering support and administrative costs, and enhancing security and efficiency, SUSE Multi-Linux Support enables enterprises to scale and optimize their IT infrastructure with confidence.</p>

Business impact and cost savings

By reducing complexity, lowering support and administrative costs, and enhancing security and efficiency, SUSE Multi-Linux Support enables enterprises to scale and optimize their IT infrastructure with confidence.

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