RedHat 6 or CentOS 6 for OpenVZ VSwap?

Question

OpenVZ

I want to connect a new VSwap feature from OpenVZ to the combat server, which is currently only available for RedHat >= 6 and colleagues. I mainly work with Debian, and VSwap will probably not be there soon.
What is easier for me to stick on a RedHat 6 or CentOS 6 server (like a release already?) To virtualize my projects? Those. I do not need to serve a bunch of other people's VDS'ok, but at the same time, the server must be reliable and easy to maintain (I'm not an admin). As I understand CentOS 6 is free and getting updates is free. What about RHEL 6? What is there to pay for? Can I get updates for free? Approximately how much it costs, otherwise I went to redhat.com, I didn’t understand something there and where, and even yesterday they didn’t work at all, they asked me to come back later.

Answer 1

Updates are paid from RHEL. I won’t say how much they cost, approximately, if we take an analogue of a “boxed” Windows (that is, one license), then 3-3.5 tr. for updates + support, emnip. Bulk subscriptions are cheaper.

Answer 2

And where did you see the release of CentOS6, very interesting.
But in any case, it is better to wait for the release of CentOS6, and bet on it.