Liquid Web, a global provider of managed hosting services, has partnered with CloudLinux to deploy their service, KernelCare, about 20,000 of liquid servers managed by the Web. KernelCare enables application restart without security patches, which can interrupt critical server functions.
Liquid Web currently represents the largest deployment of CloudLinux KernelCare in the hosting space managed in terms of licenses. Launched 2 years ago, KernelCare maintains secure Linux servers with all the latest kernel patches, automatically applied to the running kernel without downtime.
"We are committed to providing the best solutions for our customers and, with this, we have come to consider KernelCare as an essential service," said Joe Oesterling, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Liquid Web . "As the industry adopts KernelCare, it should finally eliminate the problem of server reboot to apply security patches in most cases. The downtime that restarts the cause is a disruption for customers and nuisance for administrators, who can be easily avoided with KernelCare. We spend close to a time when this type of disturbance is more excusable. "
CloudLinux KernelCare deliver virtually no impact on performance during updates. It supports Linux distributions popular, including CentOS / RHEL / CloudLinux 5, 6 and 7, Xen4CentOS, OpenVZ & Virtuozzo, Debian 6, 7 and 8, Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and 16.04 LTS and Proxmox VE and 3.x 4.x.
"Liquid Web has a reputation for maintaining the highest performance Linux servers, and deployment of KernelCare certify that their commitment to provide the highest availability of servers," said Igor Seletskiy, founder and CEO of CloudLinux . "KernelCare offers an ultra-fast version of security patches for new vulnerabilities and we are very pleased to be able to serve not only our role in maintaining kernels updated to Liquid Web but do so in a transparent manner, without disrupting the websites and customer applications. "
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