Live patching enables Linux server administrators to benefit from critical security fixes right now, with the flexibility of rebooting later. There are multiple services that facilitate live patching, and in this video Jay goes over how to set up KernelCare Enterprise for this very purpose. This tutorial will go over what KCE is, how to install it, check for patches, and more!
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## Individual sections:
00:00 – Pre-intro
00:45 – Intro
01:50 – Sponsor info and disclaimer
02:41 – What is KernelCare Enterprise?
05:09 – Some of the challenges you may face with live-patching solutions
07:13 – KernelCare Enterprise doesn’t require a full support package
07:56 – How much does KernelCare Enterprise cost?
08:42 – Checking if your Linux server is compatible with KernelCare Enterprise
09:38 – How to set up KernelCare Enterprise on your Linux server
11:06 – How to unregister KernelCare Enterprise in case of server decommission/moves etc
11:25 – How to determine if KernelCare Enterprise has applied patches to your kernel
11:59 – Forcing KernelCare Enterprise to check in for available patches manually
13:38 – Disclaimer for those of you that use third party scanning and reporting tools
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