“Unlike some other OS’s, Linux almost never has to reboot…
or so I was told when I first started learning about it. To
illustrate the point, my mentor introduced me to an app that he ran
on all of his servers called uptimed. It is similar to the utility
that most of us have heard of, uptime, except that it runs as a
daemon and logs the system’s uptime instead of just reading info
that is lost on a reboot.Uptimed provides a secondary command called uprecords that give
statistics and makes it easy to see how long your server has been
up, what the longest it has ever been up is, when it rebooted, and
more.
Tracking Server Uptimes
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