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> but almost no distro actually supports it Ubuntu supports it officially, so does Fedora. From my experience it works more or less fine on CentOS, so probably
by genera1 7y ago
> but almost no distro actually supports it
Ubuntu supports it officially, so does Fedora. From my experience it works more or less fine on CentOS, so probably RHEL too. For Suse there is kGraft, so basically >90% of install base supports live patching.
- usr1106 7y ago> Ubuntu supports it officially I don't think it's part of the usual Ubuntu distro. I understood you need to register to get it. And it's free (as in beer) only for limited use cases. Don't remember the details.