Ubuntu
Discover more about Ubuntu, how this tiny Linux distro has taken the world by storm and why it’s nowadays so well-liked.
Ubuntu is a really popular Operating System, that uses the Linux kernel. Even though it's used mainly on personal computers, its server version has been becoming more popular nowadays as well. Ubuntu is one of the lightest Linux releases available and it's compatible with almost any kind of hardware, which makes it a universal OS. It is also very stable and secure and has an a minimum of a 5-year support life cycle, so you can receive official protection and performance updates. Unlike numerous other OS's, Ubuntu is distributed devoid of license fees and you will be able to modify its core, and / or any of the countless packages it contains, in any way you see fit. This enables you to install the ideal software environment for all of your web applications regardless of their specifications. Because of the popularity of the Operating System, Ubuntu has vast developer and user communities, so you will always find numerous materials on the Internet about any question or problem which you may have.
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Ubuntu in Dedicated Servers Hosting
We supply Ubuntu with our
dedicated server packages and if you need this OS, you can pick the 32-bit or the 64-bit version with only a click on the registration page. We provide two releases, in order to make sure that the hosting server will match the requirements of the software that you'd like to set up. The full root admission to the server will allow you to set up various other software, due to the fact that the only pre-installed application will be the Apache web server. You're able to access the server safely using a console, but if you like better to use a web interface, you can set up any kind of Control Panel which can function on an Ubuntu-powered machine. If you want to concentrate your efforts on the content and not on server maintenance tasks, you're able to add the Managed Services upgrade and we will handle various tasks for you, which includes regular OS updates.