Strictly a web server doesn't appear to would have required manual intervention in the course of those exact updates. But the point is that manual intervention

Strictly a web server doesn't appear to would have required manual intervention in the course of those exact updates. But the point is that manual intervention is required from time to time. Also, Keycloak is very much on my TODO list to host. > In any case, just subscribe to the arch announcements mailing list and you'll get an email notification in these cases. Not sure if I would put pacman -Syu into cron though. That's exactly my point. With Arch you're expected to watch out for mailing list updates and running updates automatically with no human supervision is not a supported usecase. With Debian it very much is a supported usecase. It doesn't mean that Arch is a bad distro. It just means it's not suitable for some scenarios that Debian is suitable for.