If a machine is kernel dumping, and Red Hat is trying to diagnose and fix the machines, nobody said your sysadmins will automatically just go home.
Instead, they can use their time more productively: making a secondary/workaround, or figuring out ways to re-architect your solution around the failure points.
If a machine is kernel dumping, and Red Hat is trying to diagnose and fix the machines, nobody said your sysadmins will automatically just go home.
Instead, they can use their time more productively: making a secondary/workaround, or figuring out ways to re-architect your solution around the failure points.