OEL aims to be a binary replica of RHEL, but with Red Hat specific artwork and
trademarks removed. It's different from CentOS in that to update it requires an
Oracle support contract, but you can download the regular main releases for
free. For a business contemplating RHEL, it would be a slam dunk because the
OEL releases have all of the features of RHEL's highest-end datacenter version
which costs thousands (assuming you need those features of course).
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