Six reasons for choosing the Ubuntu Server OS

On the official Ubuntu website, I listed the six reasons why I chose the Ubuntu server operating system, which were explained in terms of cost, system integration, virtualization, cloud computing, security, and system management. Compiled by IT168 as follows. Let's take a look at the six reasons for using Ubuntu server to grasp your mind. 1. Reduce costs (1) reduce data center costs Ubuntu server version is a real opportunity for enterprises to reduce IT infrastructure costs. Ubuntu server provides customized enterprise functions.

On the official Ubuntu website, I listed the six reasons why I chose the Ubuntu server operating system, which were explained in terms of cost, system integration, virtualization, cloud computing, security, and system management. Compiled by IT168 as follows. Let's take a look at the six reasons for using Ubuntu server to grasp your mind.

1. Reduce costs

(1) reduce data center costs

Ubuntu server version is an opportunity for enterprises to reduce IT infrastructure costs. Ubuntu server provides customized enterprise functions. A streamlined structure allows the least energy consumption and the least resources to provide more services. This reduced version of Ubuntu server customized for specific features also means a smaller error rate.

(2) simple server maintenance

Ubuntu servers require only some components to be maintained. For skilled system administrators, maintaining Ubuntu servers is a free task. Generally, the configuration of a service can be completed in 15-30 minutes.

(3) automatic update

After some initial configuration work, the rest of the system can automatically perform security configuration. In this way, the Administrator does not need to configure the server to provide some important services. Ubuntu has two version update cycles, which allow the system to upgrade new technologies within five years. During the version update process, users do not need to worry about system security and stability.

(4) Application Package

An application is usually called a package in Ubuntu, because in Ubuntu, the application and the library it depends on must be packaged together. This is not the same as other Linux systems. This means that the system administrator can use simple commands such as start, stop, and shut down to control applications in the Ubuntu system. This simple operation method makes it easier to expand the functions of the server. Using the package method not only saves the system administrator time, but also maximizes the normal running time of the data center.

(5) reduce energy consumption

Ubuntu enterprise cloud, Power Capping and PowerNap technologies can reduce the energy consumption of Ubuntu server systems. When the energy consumption of the data center is reduced, the system can provide better services. Ubuntu has the best service environment, its low consumption and stability features, can maximize the lifetime of netbook and notebook battery, while allowing the Ubuntu kernel to maximize efficiency.

(6) Free license

Ubuntu servers provide free licenses and subscriptions. The Ubuntu Technical Team provides important maintenance and security upgrades for free. All subscription and license fees are obtained by providing important services, such as setting up an environment for enterprises, business consulting, and technical support.