> > Yes. I am aware of various ways to better the update process. However, 8 > minutes of warning shouldn't be enough for anyone. For those where this > update was in the wee hours of the morning you should be in my corner a bit > more
I manage an IT environment and never release updates on Friday. Especially since HPE isn't usually around on the weekend in the event of a botched update. This doesn't apply to serious security fixes, which this update was not. I too have the ability to remote in via my phone and one click update (with backup) but was in a situation where I didn't have access For the one that said you updated 30 minutes after the update and had full servers just think about that. You were in that "sweet spot" of update time. If you update quickly then you will get populated due to the myriad of other servers not having been updated. Even if you are normally full you will fill up faster I'm just saying we are in a era of communication and I expect a company such as valve/HPE to have an earlier notification. But if they have people shutting down people like me asking for earlier warning with such comments like "deal with it, we used to never have notification" then valve/HPE won't do anything about it </rant>
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