Month: June 2020

In this podcast episode, KernelCare CEO Igor Seletskiy talks with Gaper.io’s Mark Allen about CloudLinux, and why it’s a fully remote company. In this article you will find a podcast...

On 18 June, KernelCare CEO Igor Seletskiy was interviewed by Adam Torres on his Mission Matters Innovation podcast. The topic was rebootless updates, and why they’re important for servers. In...

Updating Linux kernels is a routine – as dull as taxes and only slightly less inconvenient than death. New security vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel seem to appear with tedious...

Live patching is a way of updating a Linux kernel without interruption. Because kernel updates don’t take effect until the system is rebooted, Linux kernel live patching is most commonly...

On 9 June, Anthony Steinhauser, an engineer at Google, made some urgent posts to the Linux kernel mailing list. In them, he pointed out that hardware bugs in Intel and...

CloudLinux is an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Advanced Technology Partner, and our live patching system, KernelCare, is currently being used to patch AWS Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) systems. How does...

A new version of KernelCare ePortal allows using custom paths for certificates and uses system certificates by default, as opposed to the previous version which worked with certificates from certifi...

  A new CPU vulnerability known as SRBDS/CrossTalk was discovered in June 2020. The team at KernelCare is currently creating a patch to close it down. Let’s examine this new...

Cloudlinux announces End of Life initiation for the following product series with the intent of discontinuing its availability: ePortal on CentOS...

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