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"It seems like on a lot of stacks, keeping the server alive, patched and serving webpages is a part-time job in itself. In my world, that's Windows Update's job
by dahdum 10y ago
"It seems like on a lot of stacks, keeping the server alive, patched and serving webpages is a part-time job in itself. In my world, that's Windows Update's job."
I imagine the Linux alternative of this would be Debian with unattended-upgrades and a PHP app.
- edwinnathaniel 10y agoPHP/Java/Perl. Python used to be in the list before every body in the neighbor wrote their own framework and/or different flavors of library that solve the same problem :p.
- icebraining 10y agoSounds about right. I run Tiny Tiny RSS with Postgres and Nginx on Debian Stable and I can't remember the last time I've had to spend time administering it. (I do update TTRSS itself manually, but since it's behind Nginx's basic auth, I don't feel rushed to plug security holes). The truth is, as shown by data, that downtimes is usually caused by developers, not stuff crashing by itself.