@rubylaser mentioned this CloudLinux product/service in another thread and for some reason I missed it in the past!
Who's using it? Opinions?
Who's using it? Opinions?
Kernel Care -- Feedback
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I've had good luck with CLoud Linux itself, so I don't expect any truly bad issues... but I'd really like to know of any "gotchas" ahead of time 
A lot on WHT like it, some are against it out of principal, etc, but I haven't found any really negative about it except giving up some control/access to the kernel.
This + Proxmox subscription seem to make sense for a proxmox box that's not part of a HA cluster, am I missing something else here too?
A lot on WHT like it, some are against it out of principal, etc, but I haven't found any really negative about it except giving up some control/access to the kernel.
This + Proxmox subscription seem to make sense for a proxmox box that's not part of a HA cluster, am I missing something else here too?
@Patrick no issue, just that the kernelcare subscription, and proxmox subscription make even more sense if your system isn't part of a HA cluster... ie: less downtime/rebooting using the subscription services for updates vs. manually doing it and rebooting a system that's not migrated guests to another host.
I would be interested in a review.
If you review their service, please consider reviewing Canonical's Livepatch Service (afaik it is free for up to 3 systems for personal use) as well.
I would be interested in seeing numbers on the time from a new kernel is released to an update is ready and installed.
If you review their service, please consider reviewing Canonical's Livepatch Service (afaik it is free for up to 3 systems for personal use) as well.
I would be interested in seeing numbers on the time from a new kernel is released to an update is ready and installed.