Month: August 2019

On August 25th, Linux turned 28. It’s been a big 28 years for the OS with the penguin...

The upward trajectory continues here at KernelCare. As an element of the wider CloudLinux suite of offerings, KernelCare are now an Advanced Technology Partner in the AWS Partner Network...

Organizations use services like VMware Cloud on AWS to deploy hybrid cloud service stacks and data centres. Its familiar vSphere operating environment makes it easy to migrate mission-critical services and...

The widespread cloud migration of the past decade, and the attendant proliferation of VMs and containers, has made managing machines more complex than ever. DevOps professionals now have to run...

The rise of DevOps has necessitated the creation of tools that enable engineers to manage hundreds or even thousands of machines at once. Through a process known as infrastructure as...

IT infrastructure is moving to the cloud; VMs and containers are proliferating. There is a constant uptick in the amount of live applications, and all of them are hosted on...

As you may know, KernelCare have been live patching Linux kernels on Arm architectures for a while now. But we’re not done spreading the word about live patching Arm-based equipment....

Back in the nineties and early noughties, enterprises didn’t have to juggle too many servers. The rise of cloud computing has changed all that. Technologies like virtualization and containers now...

In the last week of June 2019, a new type of malware emerged, dubbed “Silex.” Reminiscent of the BrickerBot malware of 2017, Silex went after IoT devices, and killed the...

In the last week of June 2019, a new type of malware emerged, dubbed “Silex.” Reminiscent of the BrickerBot malware of 2017, Silex went after IoT devices, and killed the...

KernelCare patches will start rolling out on Monday, 12...

A new month has started—Summer is in full swing—Must be time for another CPU vulnerability. (Let’s hope this one has a catchy...