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this post was submitted on 30 Nov 2023
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root@sw-core> show system uptime
fpc0:
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Current time: 2023-11-30 12:31:41 UTC
Time Source: LOCAL CLOCK
System booted: 2023-04-01 10:08:51 UTC (34w5d 02:22 ago)
Protocols started: 2023-04-01 10:14:36 UTC (34w5d 02:17 ago)
Last configured: 2023-11-12 12:38:21 UTC (2w3d 23:53 ago) by root
12:31PM up 243 days, 2:23, 1 user, load averages: 0.16, 0.08, 0.08
3 hours 15 minutes :)
My record is 63 days, interrupted by power outage due to electrical problems in the house. I barely did maintenance on it during that period. It's more of a home server than a homelab at this point.
Little over an hour
114 days and going strong
update yo shiz
People with uptime that long aren’t running an OS that requires restarts to update… cough cough…
What the f?
I have 100% Uptime and i Update my shit twice a week
What monitoring tool is that?
127 days, 2hrs, 13 mins at the moment
120 days
Similar, 29 days. I reboot when I have to update.
Please keep your systems up to date. :)
Yes, please do so.
If your System does not support Liver Kernel Patching, long Uptime can be a huge security risk.
I have a few switches that are at 2yrs 5mos. A lot of the lab has been switched out within the last 6 months, So the majority of it is in the 3-6 month range.
2 days for most hosts as they had a kernel update. Other hosts about 30 days (no updates pending). And the winner is my core switch with 750 days up time.
- Pfsense: 71 days
- Switch: Racked it a week ago
- Proxmox: 42 days
- TrueNAS: 42 days
Uptime: 67 days, 20:01 as of 12:54
13:50:13 up 1164 days, 2:16, 1 user, load average: 0.44, 0.40, 0.32
It's a box with no nic or wifi, it's just chilling so I can see how long it can go
362 days at this moment
96 days and 14hours 😬
Just 6 days now. It was going for 31 days before, but I did a reboot just to make sure everything works properly.
I just did a proxmox update and reboot last week, but before that it was months of uptime.
up 117 days
Most of my systems rarely go much beyond 30 days between reboots. I run update playbooks on them ~weekly so they usually reboot to load updated kernel modules and whatnot every 2-4 weeks.
I update and reboot all of mine about every 1-2 months
Last 90 Days 100% Uptime. And before anyone says => Do Updates:
I do Updates twice a week, got everything in a high availability setup so i dont have any downtime when updating.
3 ISP Connections + Online Reverseproxy helps aswell to keep 100% when one ISP goes down
why all of the network redundancies, what are you hosting?
I’m less worried about uptime and more inclined to tip my hat to someone who can have several environments spun up via automation and templates
Why? Lol