
Patch management
Linux Patch Management Checklist for IT Teams and MSPs
Linux patch management works better when it moves beyond one-off commands and becomes a repeatable workflow with inventory, risk, testing, evidence, and follow-up.
Read guideUpdate control
Control Linux patches, Windows updates, and third-party app patching from Lunixar, with full control over what gets deployed and when.
Covers Windows Update, Linux packages, and a continuously growing third-party app catalog for Windows.
Update control
Lunixar identifies devices with pending patches, lets you approve or exclude specific updates, and executes deployments within the maintenance windows you define.
FAQ
Windows and Linux. On Windows, OS updates and third-party applications are managed via WinGet. On Linux, agent-compatible distributions are supported.
It is the process of detecting installed applications outside the operating system, mapping them to a trusted provider such as WinGet, deploying updates with control, and verifying the final installed version. In Lunixar, this focuses on third-party Windows applications.
Yes. The platform lets you review pending patches and decide which to apply per device or group before triggering installation.
Yes. There is an update history per device showing which patches were installed, when, and with what result.
Scheduled patch execution is in development. Currently, installation is triggered manually from the platform when the operator decides.