Manage Your Server Updates with Minimal Administrative...
summary
Azure Update Management claims to give orchestrated patching across Windows and Linux on Azure, AWS and on‑prem, and the demo shows it working end‑to‑end. It uses native update agents (Windows Update agent and each distro’s package manager), reports into Log Analytics and Automation, supports Windows Server 2012+ and major distros (RHEL, SUSE, Ubuntu, CentOS, Amazon Linux), integrates with WSUS/SCCM, offers scheduling, exclusions and APIs, and is included with an Azure subscription apart from log ingestion charges.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:39Agenda
- 1:48Security is important
- 2:23The biggest pain points
- 4:25The patching space
- 6:33Azure Update Management
- 10:00Linux Update Lifecycle
- 10:54Package Repository
- 11:35Linux Versions
- 12:01Demo
- 16:30Deploying Updates
- 28:17Update Deployment Overview
- 29:19Cost
- 29:57Backlog
- 32:42Questions
- 33:12AWS Integration
- 41:43Wrap Up
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