linux or unix as a web server? and which
Hi all;
I have decided to drop my windows 2003 os (on my dedicated server) to the wastebin.And i have decided to pass to the linux or unix system... I am not a newbie on linux but its the dedicated server and i dont know which will be the correct installination choice..I will use that server as a WEB SERVER.so i will use apache,tomcat,mysql,dns,mail server,firewall etc... on that server.. There are some options please help or advice me something to help my correct decision..; 1.)Fedora 2.)Debian 3.)FreeBSD and maybe solaris x86... which has best performance and advantegous using and managing as a web server? thank you Burak |
It depends on who you ask. Use the one you're most comfortable with.
If it would be my choice I'd say go with Debian if you want a Linux system. Use OpenBSD if you want to use a BSD type system. Try them all and decide which one is best for you. Håkan |
Ubuntu? :D
It's more polished (especially for a Linux newbie, probably) and current than Debian (on which it's based). Almost any piece of software - including mySQL, Apache and Tomcat, is pre-configured and usable out-of-the-box just after first-time installation. As with almost every Linux distribution, you need to install Sun Java manually but there are step-by-step Howtos on how to accomplish that. Ubuntu's upcoming release Dapper Drake actually grants 5 years of software updates (which are more than easy to apply), it's already (Ubuntu's a quite young distribution) certified for mySQL, IBM's DB/2 and VMWare (just to show how sincere Ubuntu is about providing a most professional and reliable platform on servers). |
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