This product has charges associated with it for enterprise support. Rocky Linux 9 from OpenLogic by Perforce is a minimal, production-ready image that includes 9x5 email support from US-based Enterprise Linux experts.
Rocky Linux 9 from OpenLogic by Perforce, with enterprise support included.
Rocky Linux is a community enterprise operating system designed to be binary compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and is available at no cost. The charges associated with this product are for the support services described below, not for the operating system itself.
This is a Rocky Linux 9 (x86_64) image built with a minimum profile, which keeps the footprint and attack surface small. cloud-init, kdump and a serial console are preconfigured, the hybrid image boots on both BIOS and UEFI instance types, and ENA and SR-IOV enhanced networking are enabled. The root filesystem expands automatically on first boot, so instances can be launched at any volume size without a manual resize.
Because all OpenLogic Enterprise Linux images follow a templated approach which keeps our images as identical as possible, you can use the same deployment and QA processes across all instances, whether on-premises or in the cloud.
This image includes 9x5 weekday email support delivered by a team of US-based Enterprise Linux experts.
To request support, email image-support@openlogic.com from the address used to launch the instance, and include the image details, version and launch time.
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Pricing is based on actual usage, with charges varying according to how much you consume. Subscriptions have no end date and may be canceled any time.
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You pay by the hour for Rocky Linux 9 with Enterprise Support, billed through your AWS usage. Pricing is organized by EC2 instance type, so each dimension maps to a specific instance size and family (for example, general purpose, compute, memory, storage, or accelerated compute). Your hourly rate scales with the instance you run — larger instances carry a higher rate than smaller ones. There are no separate tiers or add-ons to select. You choose the instance that fits your workload, and the software charge applies on top of standard AWS infrastructure costs.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does the hourly rate actually cover on top of my EC2 costs?
The hourly rate covers the Rocky Linux 9 software license and Enterprise Support. It applies per instance-hour on top of standard AWS infrastructure charges. Enterprise Support includes SLA-backed technical support delivered by Linux experts, access to a private repository with tested and signed packages, and patches for high-severity issues.
Am I charged the software fee when my instance is stopped?
The software charge meters running instance-hours. A stopped or powered-off instance does not accrue the hourly software fee. Standard AWS storage fees for the attached volume may still apply while the instance is stopped, but that is separate from the software license charge.
Why does the hourly rate differ across instance types like t3.micro and m6i.32xlarge?
Each dimension maps to a specific EC2 instance type. The software rate scales with the instance size and family you run. A small instance such as t3.micro carries a rate tied to that size, while a large instance such as m6i.32xlarge carries a rate tied to its larger footprint. You pay only for the instance you run.
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An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
Subscribe to this product, then launch an instance from the AMI in your chosen region.
In the security group, allow inbound TCP port 22 from the address range you will connect from.
Select an EC2 key pair at launch. Password authentication is disabled on this image; access is by key pair only.
Connect over SSH as the user "rocky": ssh -i /path/to/key.pem rocky@<public-ip>
Use sudo for privileged operations. Direct root login over SSH is disabled.
Configuration notes:
The root filesystem expands automatically on first boot to fill the EBS volume, so no manual resize is required.
The OpenLogic public package repository is preconfigured and enabled.
OpenLogic support for this image includes 9x5, US-based email support.
To submit a support request, users must email image-support@openlogic.com and provide their name, email, and AmazonID.
For information regarding upgraded support packages, including 24/7/365 email support options, please contact us at info@perforce.com or +1 612.517.2100
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This product has charges associated with it for enterprise support. Rocky Linux 10 from OpenLogic by Perforce is a minimal, production-ready image that includes 9x5 email support from US-based Enterprise Linux experts.
This Rocky Linux 9 image has charges associated with it for seller support and maintenance. Rocky Linux 9 provides a modern, secure, and fully open-source platform engineered for next-generation cloud workloads on AWS EC2. This Rocky 9 AMI supports rapid provisioning, streamlined updates from official Rocky Linux 9 repositories, and complete cloud-init functionality for automation. With ENA networking, SELinux enforcing mode, and enterprise-grade compatibility with RHEL 9, Rocky9 delivers consistent performance for web services, data platforms, and CI/CD environments. Built, validated, and actively maintained by ProComputers, this Rocky Linux 9 image is production-ready and optimized for scalability, resilience, and long-term cloud operations.
This product has charges associated with it for seller support. Rocky Linux 9 is a robust and reliable enterprise-grade operating system designed for cloud environments, built to ensure compatibility with Red Hat Enterprise Linux. With its long-term support and stability, Rocky Linux 9 is ideally suited for mission-critical applications running on AWS EC2. It provides a secure and efficient platform, featuring enhanced performance, optimized storage management, and an extensive package ecosystem. Users can leverage the flexibility of this Rocky Linux 9 AMI to create highly scalable web applications, databases, and development environments. Additionally, Rocky Linux 9 benefits from a passionate community, ensuring ongoing updates and support. Transitioning to or deploying applications on Rocky Linux 9 allows businesses to reduce costs and enhance operational efficiency in their cloud infrastructure.
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This Rocky Linux 9 LVM image has charges associated with it for seller support and maintenance. Rocky Linux 9 delivers a modern, secure, and enterprise-ready platform for cloud workloads on AWS EC2, enhanced with an LVM-partitioned disk layout. An LVM (Logical Volume Manager) image introduces advanced storage flexibility by allowing online volume expansion, simplified disk growth, and precise control over storage allocation without rebuilding the instance. This Rocky Linux 9 AMI supports rapid provisioning, continuous updates through official RockyLinux 9 repositories, and full cloud-init automation. With ENA networking, SELinux enforcement, and binary compatibility aligned with RHEL 9, Rocky9 ensures consistent performance, resilient storage management, and operational efficiency for scalable production environments.
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