You are an IT network administrator at XYZ Limited. Your company has critical applications running of its Ubuntu Linux server. Canonical, the company that owns and maintains Ubuntu just releases an update to patch a security vulnerability in the system.

Required:
What BEST action you should take?

I believe that the best course of action would be to divide the companies computers and run the critical applications on half of the systems while the other half update to the latest Ubuntu release. Once that half is done updating, you run the applications on the updated systems and update the other half of the systems. This will allow the company to continue its operations without any downtime, while also updating to the latest Ubuntu release on all systems and making sure that all systems do not have any security vulnerabilities due to outdated software.

You are an IT network administrator at XYZ Limited. Your company has critical applications running of its Ubuntu Linux server. Canonical, the company that owns and maintains Ubuntu just releases an update to patch a security vulnerability in the system. Required: What BEST action you should take?

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You are an IT network administrator at XYZ Limited. Your company has critical applications running of its Ubuntu Linux server. Canonical, the company that owns and maintains Ubuntu just releases an update to patch a security vulnerability in the system.

Required:
What BEST action you should take?