I have a copy of all the policies I've authored, stripped of IP for use as a portfolio item with job hunting, the specific policy referencing LTS can be found here: System Hardening Policy
It's simple, two sentences. Ignore the "Operating System" language, we interpret that broadly
Thanks. That's a bit different from a well defined compatibility policy as LTS can mean a lot of different things. However, just the LTS label alone carries the awareness of certain implied expectations (e.g. 3-5 years of support), which goes along with the overall intent to provide stability for the organization. Similar goals but different approaches.
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I have a copy of all the policies I've authored, stripped of IP for use as a portfolio item with job hunting, the specific policy referencing LTS can be found here: System Hardening Policy
It's simple, two sentences. Ignore the "Operating System" language, we interpret that broadly
Thanks. That's a bit different from a well defined compatibility policy as LTS can mean a lot of different things. However, just the LTS label alone carries the awareness of certain implied expectations (e.g. 3-5 years of support), which goes along with the overall intent to provide stability for the organization. Similar goals but different approaches.