“One year ago, we announced the general availability of Ksplice
Uptrack, a subscription service for rebootless kernel updates on
Linux. Since then, a lot has happened!“Adoption
“Over 600 companies have deployed Ksplice Uptrack on more than
100,000 production systems, on all 7 continents (Antarctica was the
last hold-out). More than 2 million rebootless updates have been
installed!“You see the greatest system administration time and cost
savings when you use Ksplice Uptrack on all of your machines, and
we’ve designed and priced Uptrack with this large-scale usage in
mind. We’ve been very happy to see that our customers share this
view: most of our customers either rolled out Ksplice across the
board upon sign-up or have substantially expanded their usage after
first purchasing for a particular environment.”
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