#Linux is a f**n beast!
Server running in a budget hardware, for 100 days, 24/7. All kernel updates done without need to reboot.
All this while running, in docker:
- #bitcoin knots server
- #fulcrum #electrum server
- #homeassistant
- #frigate with 5 cameras, running #AI detector with #vaapi acceleration
- VPN tunnel
- #radarr, #sonarr
- #deluge
- #syncthing
- #nextcloud
#privacy
#usethetools
Are you using Ubuntu and their cloud account to get the kernel upgrades without a reboot, or have other distros picked up on that feature?
Hey, Dr.
Sorry for the delay on the response, and for my ignorance explained below.
I just wanted to make sure before I answered you.
I'm using vanilla Debian, and I was ignorant enought to think that the kernel was being updated with no reboot. It turns out this is not true, according to Debian documentation.
After 100+ days of running, I rebooted the system, and issued a "uname -a" command before and after.
The kernel version was the same before and after, so I believe that there were no kernel upgrades in the meantime, since the system is updated daily using "dist-upgrade".
Regards,
