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This sort of criticism gets repeated all the time ("Google designs for Google scale, but you're not Google, so don't use kubernetes!"), and sometimes it's fair,
by nickysielicki 3y ago
This sort of criticism gets repeated all the time ("Google designs for Google scale, but you're not Google, so don't use kubernetes!"), and sometimes it's fair, but this doesn't really make sense to me on this particular article.
If the infrastructure exists within your org's distribution of choice to do this, it's basically all upside. On AL2023, you just do:
`sudo dnf install -y kpatch-dnf kpatch-runtime`
`sudo dnf kernel-livepatch -y auto`
`sudo systemctl enable --now kpatch.service`
Super simple, one less thing to worry about.
- ies7 3y ago> Super simple, one less thing to worry about. We got bitten by kpatch a few times before decided to abandon it around 2017. From kpatch github (2023): WARNING: Use with caution! Kernel crashes, spontaneous reboots, and data loss may occur!