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Monthly Patch Releases for Linux CentOS/RedHat
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Can somebody tell me when CentOS/RedHat release package updates monthly? Micrososft has patch Tuesday but I can't seem to find a day/week when CentOS/RedHat release monthly patches. I'd like to schedule my environment patching around this if such a cycle exists.
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Can somebody tell me when CentOS/RedHat release package updates monthly? Micrososft has patch Tuesday but I can't seem to find a day/week when CentOS/RedHat release monthly patches. I'd like to schedule my environment patching around this if such a cycle exists.
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Can somebody tell me when CentOS/RedHat release package updates monthly? Micrososft has patch Tuesday but I can't seem to find a day/week when CentOS/RedHat release monthly patches. I'd like to schedule my environment patching around this if such a cycle exists.
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Can somebody tell me when CentOS/RedHat release package updates monthly? Micrososft has patch Tuesday but I can't seem to find a day/week when CentOS/RedHat release monthly patches. I'd like to schedule my environment patching around this if such a cycle exists.
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Such a cycle does not exist (at least for CentOS). Updates are made available as and when they are ready. They normally lag Red Hat updates by a little time.
You can easily set up you own patch schedule and just update when it's time. Personally I monitor the CentOS Announce mailing list to see if there are any high priority updates that need to be applied outside of my general patching schedule.
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Thanks for the info, I appreciate the help!
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Red Hat does not withhold security updates for an artificial schedule, as some other operating system vendors do. They are released as soon as they are ready for deployment. That may be on any day of the year, including holidays.
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Good to know, thanks.
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Such a cycle does not exist (at least for CentOS). Updates are made available as and when they are ready. They normally lag Red Hat updates by a little time.
You can easily set up you own patch schedule and just update when it's time. Personally I monitor the CentOS Announce mailing list to see if there are any high priority updates that need to be applied outside of my general patching schedule.
edited 2 hours ago
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answered 3 hours ago
IainIain
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Thanks for the info, I appreciate the help!
– jrd1989
3 hours ago
add a comment |
Such a cycle does not exist (at least for CentOS). Updates are made available as and when they are ready. They normally lag Red Hat updates by a little time.
You can easily set up you own patch schedule and just update when it's time. Personally I monitor the CentOS Announce mailing list to see if there are any high priority updates that need to be applied outside of my general patching schedule.
edited 2 hours ago
Andreas Rogge
1,794318
answered 3 hours ago
IainIain
105k13164258
Thanks for the info, I appreciate the help!
– jrd1989
3 hours ago
add a comment |
Such a cycle does not exist (at least for CentOS). Updates are made available as and when they are ready. They normally lag Red Hat updates by a little time.
You can easily set up you own patch schedule and just update when it's time. Personally I monitor the CentOS Announce mailing list to see if there are any high priority updates that need to be applied outside of my general patching schedule.
edited 2 hours ago
Andreas Rogge
1,794318
answered 3 hours ago
IainIain
105k13164258
Such a cycle does not exist (at least for CentOS). Updates are made available as and when they are ready. They normally lag Red Hat updates by a little time.
You can easily set up you own patch schedule and just update when it's time. Personally I monitor the CentOS Announce mailing list to see if there are any high priority updates that need to be applied outside of my general patching schedule.
edited 2 hours ago
Andreas Rogge
1,794318
answered 3 hours ago
IainIain
105k13164258
edited 2 hours ago
Andreas Rogge
1,794318
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Andreas Rogge
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Andreas Rogge
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IainIain
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Thanks for the info, I appreciate the help!
– jrd1989
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Thanks for the info, I appreciate the help!
– jrd1989
3 hours ago
Thanks for the info, I appreciate the help!
– jrd1989
3 hours ago
Thanks for the info, I appreciate the help!
– jrd1989
3 hours ago
add a comment |
Red Hat does not withhold security updates for an artificial schedule, as some other operating system vendors do. They are released as soon as they are ready for deployment. That may be on any day of the year, including holidays.
answered 3 hours ago
Michael Hampton♦Michael Hampton
170k27311635
Good to know, thanks.
– jrd1989
3 hours ago
add a comment |
Red Hat does not withhold security updates for an artificial schedule, as some other operating system vendors do. They are released as soon as they are ready for deployment. That may be on any day of the year, including holidays.
answered 3 hours ago
Michael Hampton♦Michael Hampton
170k27311635
Good to know, thanks.
– jrd1989
3 hours ago
add a comment |
Red Hat does not withhold security updates for an artificial schedule, as some other operating system vendors do. They are released as soon as they are ready for deployment. That may be on any day of the year, including holidays.
answered 3 hours ago
Michael Hampton♦Michael Hampton
170k27311635
Red Hat does not withhold security updates for an artificial schedule, as some other operating system vendors do. They are released as soon as they are ready for deployment. That may be on any day of the year, including holidays.
answered 3 hours ago
Michael Hampton♦Michael Hampton
170k27311635
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