How to Avoid 12 Disruptive Reboots (or More) per Year

How to Avoid 12 Disruptive Reboots
(or More) per Year

In conventional patch management, teams need to schedule a system reboot to apply Linux kernel patches. These reboots aren’t only inconvenient and potentially damaging – they’re frequent.

In many industries, organizations perform these reboots approximately once per month – leading to 12 disruptive system restarts per year.

Fortunately, with the right tools, these 12 reboots are avoidable.

Read this datasheet to discover:

What a patching-related system reboot entails for organizations that work with Enterprise Linux
The ripple effects that 12 disruptive reboots cause across IT teams and the organization as a whole
How teams can utilize rebootless patching to avoid all 12 of these reboots and maximize uptime while still staying patched and secure