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When you actually have a subscription for RHEL, you can also get email notifications whenever security fixes, bug fixes, and/or feature enhancements are release
by cpitman 11y ago
When you actually have a subscription for RHEL, you can also get email notifications whenever security fixes, bug fixes, and/or feature enhancements are released for packages that are installed on your servers. There is some configuration you can do to pick what events you get notified for (like bug fixes only).
And if you find yourself managing an enterprise environment, Red Hat Satellite (basically on-premise RHN + promotion/environment/configuration management) tracks what errata are applied to or required by each system and can report on what the gaps are.
I work for Red Hat, and making it easy to support Linux is definitely our bread and butter.
- snuxoll 11y agoAnd if you're like me and too cheap to pay for a Red Hat subscription, the CentOS-announce mailing list also announces all the Red Hat errata - you should absolutely be subscribed to this list if you run CentOS in production.