Livepatch: Linux kernel updates without rebooting
Michael Boelen
Live kernel patching is the process of applying security patches to a running Linux kernel without the need for a system reboot. Secondly, your system needs a client tool to retrieve kernel patches and load them. Live patching of the Linux kernel To enable live patching, we need a client to perform this duty. As this is an old kernel, we know there are some patches available. As this is an old kernel, we know there are some patches available.
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