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The Art of Simplicity

.NET Core updates can now be automatically installed on Windows servers through Microsoft Updates as an opt-in feature. This requires modifying the Windows Registry to enable automatic updates either globally or for specific .NET versions. Minor updates include security patches, bug fixes, and performance improvements while maintaining backward compatibility within the same major version. The feature only applies to minor version updates and won't automatically upgrade applications to newer major .NET versions.

Auto update the .NET core versions on your server

How to enable automatic updates for .NET Core