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Red Hat RH02566 software application license

SKU CH-ZH7T-0H0QB MPN RH02566

Licences Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server for HPC compute nodes on ARM with self-support

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux for HPC compute nodes on ARM
  • Self-support model for independent infrastructure management
  • Physical license delivery for direct deployment
  • Part number RH02566 identifies this specific SKU

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server for HPC Compute

This software application license provides Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server for high-performance computing compute nodes running on ARM architecture. It is intended for organisations deploying self-supported physical HPC clusters. The license covers the operating system environment for compute-intensive workloads on ARM-based servers.

Self-support subscription for physical ARM HPC nodes

This license delivers a self-support entitlement, meaning the buyer manages troubleshooting and patching without vendor assistance. It is not for teams requiring direct vendor technical support or managed services. Buyers who need included support incidents or telephone assistance should select a different Red Hat subscription tier.

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Price $71.99
Cheaper than about 60% of the 102 comparable items (median $106.49).

Specifications

Size & build
Shipping weight0.05 kg
Package size3 × 3 × 3 mm

Questions about this item

What does the RH02566 licence cover when installed on a real HPC compute node?

RH02566 grants the right to run Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server for HPC on a single ARM-based physical compute node under a self-support entitlement.

Which subscription standard governs RH02566 and what practical limit does it impose?

RH02566 follows the Red Hat self-support subscription model, which limits the licence to one physical ARM node without access to Red Hat technical support services.

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