December 2017
Intermediate to advanced
410 pages
11h 5m
English
The yum package manager is the default package manager used to manage software within the Red Hat-based systems. This means that if we want to install, uninstall, or update any software, doing it with yum saves the day. A few of the examples can be as follows:
yum install httpdyum update httpdyum remove httpd
With this said, yum also includes security-specific features that allow system administrators to search, list, and install security-specific updates on the system. This feature also has the capability to only install security updates, leaving aside other updates.
To check security-specific updates, let's run the following command:
~]# yum check-update --securityLoaded plugins: fastestmirror* base: ...
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