yum update all (Centos, Redhat) | Linux Tutorial 2020

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How to update yum CentOS Linux Server

Updating your CentOS or Red Hat system using the yum package manager is a simple process. Here are the steps to follow:

1) Open a terminal window or log in to the system using SSH.
2) Run the following command to update the package repository cache:
sudo yum makecache

3) Run the following command to update all installed packages to the latest versions:
sudo yum update

This command will download and install any updates available for the installed packages on the system.

4) Follow the prompts and enter y when prompted to confirm the installation of the updates.

5) Wait for the update process to complete. This may take some time depending on the number of updates and the speed of your internet connection.

6) Once the update process is complete, you can check the updated versions of the installed packages using the following command:
yum list installed

This command will list all the installed packages along with their versions.

That’s it! You have successfully updated all installed packages on your CentOS or Red Hat system using the yum package manager.
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