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[ $ ] Ksplice provides updates without reboots
[Front] Posted Jul 10, 2009 15:58 UTC (Fri) by jake
While Linux systems generally have a good reputation for uptime, there are
sometimes unavoidable reasons that a reboot is required. Typically, that is
because of a kernel update, especially one that fixes a security hole.
Companies that have long-running processes, or those who require
uninterrupted availability, are not particularly fond of this requirement.
A new company, Ksplice, Inc. has come
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