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KernelCare Enterprise’s Linux kernel live patching software has supported ARMv8 (AArch64) in addition to x86_64 (Intel IA32/AMD AMD64) for some time now. However, to get KernelCare running on ARM, you’ll...

Live patching is a method of updating a Linux kernel without restarting the kernel – and therefore without the need to reboot the machine. Live patching is often used to...

DevOps is a combination of software development and IT operations that aims to improve and evolve products at a faster than normal pace in order to help organizations compete more...

Live patching allows you to update Linux kernel without rebooting your system. This approach is definitely a perfect solution for huge enterprises with interruption-sensitive services when pauses can cause toxic...

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...

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