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Linux: Ways to Find Linux Kernel Release

Find out what Linux kernel your server or device is running.

uname -r
cat /proc/version
hostnamectl

Using uname -r

r stands for release

$ uname -r

Using cat /proc/version

$ cat /proc/version

Using hostnamectl

$ hostnamectl

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