IMO, having a mix of servers would help in mitigating issues like that.
Like run stuff on Linux, windows and freebsd servers, so that you have OS redundancy should an issue affect one in particular (kernel or app).
Just like you want more than a single server handling your traffic, you’d want 2 different base for those servers to avoid impacting them both with an update.
Like run stuff on Linux, windows and freebsd servers, so that you have OS redundancy should an issue affect one in particular (kernel or app).
Just like you want more than a single server handling your traffic, you’d want 2 different base for those servers to avoid impacting them both with an update.