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- Patch management for Ubuntu
- Features
- SA Client Library
- SA management of Debian metadata database
- Roles for Ubuntu patch management
- Patch management process
- Specify Ubuntu patch settings
- Ubuntu patch management tasks
- Policy management
- Remediate patch policies
- Patch compliance
- Patch administration
- Patch locale configuration tasks
- Patch installation
Patch management process
The Ubuntu patching process consists of the following phases:
- Define Setup: This phase includes configuring Ubuntu patching settings for the Ubuntu proxy, repositories, policy settings, and scanner behavior.
- Import Metadata: This phase includes getting the initial Ubuntu metadata into Server Automation.
- Run Patch Compliance Scan: This phase includes running compliance scans to determine whether a server is out of compliance. This is usually an automatic process that occurs every 24 hours based on the SA Agent settings of the server. You can also run a Patch Compliance Scan manually using an empty policy. See Start a patch compliance scan and Start a patch compliance scan immediately.
- Import Package Binaries: User must import package binaries before the Remediation phase.
- Remediate: This phase includes using a patch policy to download packages and install updates on recommended servers.
Ubuntu Patching Process
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