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Official KernelCare Documentation

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KernelCare, offered by TuxCare, applies security patches to supported Linux kernels while they are running. Its documentation explains compatibility requirements and service limits; patch availability depends on the particular kernel.

If you have questions about certain KernelCare features not discussed in our knowledgebase or simply want to see the technical details, visit their official documentation page KernelCare documentation or go to

https://docs.tuxcare.com/live-patching-services/

The documentation covers installation, licensing and patch verification. For product-specific questions, consult the TuxCare help centre. For work on a server managed by Nuagerie, contact our team first.

For help with a Nuagerie service, open or follow up on a support request in your Client Area. For general questions, use our contact form.

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