Find out your SLES version and service pack level from command line

~ Leo Petrazickis

I recently needed to find out the version of SLES that was running using the command line. This did the trick:

cat /etc/SuSE-release

Published by Leo Petrazickis

I’m a Senior Site Reliability Engineer at Autonomic. I do Golang, Ruby, JS, Python, Elixir, as well as web scale devops with Terraform, Ansible, Kubernetes and Docker.

One thought on “Find out your SLES version and service pack level from command line”

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