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My little nuc server. Had to change some bios configs today so I busted out the old LCD and since it was there already, did a package update for the hell of it.
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Please for the love of mike, update your servers frequently!!
I login to all my servers weekly for updates, both OS and software
I just have automatic updates turned on.
Yeah, there’s always the risk of a bad update wrecking everything, but I figure that it’s going to happen when I apply the update manually anyway.
I generally do this over ssh every week, today was special. Indeed, update always!
Unattended updates are pretty easy to setup in ubuntu, even without configuration management.