Check ten popular Linux Server releases

As you know, Linux is a hot Data Center server operating system. You also know that it can help you save on licensing and maintenance costs. However, in the face of the numerous Linux versions on the market, which operating system will you choose as a server? I listed ten popular Linux Server OS releases here-you may not be familiar with some of them. The following sorting functions and features are not sequential. However, the common features of these versions are ease of use, commercial support, and data center reliability.

　　Ubuntu

Ubuntu-as the top product of almost all Linux-related products, Debian-based Ubuntu is unique. From its simple installation, to its excellent hardware restoration capabilities, to its world-class commercial support level, UBUNTU surpassed all other versions and left them alone.

Ubuntu is a Linux operating system based on desktop applications. Its name is "ubuntu", which is from the Haos in southern Africa, it means "Human Nature" and "my existence is because of the existence of everyone ". Ubuntu is based on the Debian release and GNOME desktop environment. Unlike Debian, UBUNTU releases a new version every six months.

　　Red Hat-Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)

Red Hat-Red Hat Enterprise Edition Linux (RHEL) has become the main force in pursuing data center storage racks since it shouted "almost no Linux company can do it. Linux is the darling of large enterprises all over the world. The innovative spirit and uninterrupted support services of RedHat have won many regular customers for it.

The official version of RHEL is RHEL 5.

　　Centos

Centos-in fact, centos is not a strictly commercial version, but because it is based on the Red Hat Enterprise Edition Linux, you can use it for commercial support. Centos has its own suite library and communication support, which is different from Fedora Linux.

　　SuSE

SuSE-Novell's SuSE is known for its stability and ease of maintenance. In addition, it provides Novell round-the-clock Quick Response Support for customers who do not have time and patience to wait for long troubleshooting calls. In addition, the Novell consulting team will help you reach your service level agreement.

As a relatively low-profile SuSE of Linux, Novell sles has now become one of the most popular and fastest-growing mainstream server operating systems in the industry, it is also the world's only Linux operating system compatible with Microsoft's operating system.

　　Mandriva

Mandriva-for management and technical personnel in the United States and China, mandriva may be unfamiliar. This reasonably structured and incredible Linux release comes from France and is widely accepted in Europe and South America. As it said on its website, it is a global Linux vendor. The name and structure of mandriva comes from Mandrake Linux and connectiva Linux.

Xandros

Xandros-If you prefer the Linux version related to Microsoft, Xandros will be a good choice. Despite rumors, Xandros and Microsoft are indeed cooperating in the technical circle. This means that they are also competing in cooperation. If you want to learn more about it from a unique perspective, log on to the Xandros website.

　　Slackware

Slackware-although it has little to do with the commercial version, it has been cooperating with several companies that provide paid support. As one of the earliest available versions, slackware has a broad and loyal fan base. Its developers also regularly release new versions.

　　Debian

Debian-do not think it is strange that I put Debian here. Indeed, Debian does not have formal commercial support, but you can use its consulting page to connect Debian consultants worldwide. Debian has more sub-versions than other Linux parent versions such as Ubuntu, Linux mint, and vyatta.

　　Vyatta

Vyatta-compared with the PC operating system, vyatta is mostly used on home routers and firewalls. However, if you want a commercial-driven version to support these applications, vyatta can ensure your communication needs well.

　　Unbreakable Linux

Unbreakable Linux-Oracle's unbreakable Linux only adds some Oracle marks on Red Hat Enterprise Edition Linux. Oracle directly uses the Red Hat version to compete with them and the results are quite effective. Because purchasing the support from Oracle is half the price of purchasing the same product from red hat.

Reference: http://news.newhua.com/news1/news/2010/830/1083015144113741DK6H39KCG01188B4EHC4CIF5K24ED970B8FCn.html? Lt = Common