linux - Which system is better for server operating system? Ask for a comprehensive analysis.
大家讲道理2017-05-16 13:27:39
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There are three types that I am currently interested in, CoreOS, CentOS, and Ubuntu. Which of these three is better? Or if there is a better one, please recommend it.
CentOS is officially defined as Community Enterprise Operating System, Chinese meaning: Community Enterprise Operating System Debian is officially defined as a general-purpose operating system Ubuntu is officially defined as the world's leading operating system for personal computers, tablets and mobile phones CoreOS is an operating system based on A lightweight operating system based on the Linux kernel, created for the infrastructure construction of computer clusters like Docker
You asked me what I chose, I have always used CentOS
I really want to recommend CentOS, but it is too strict. CoreOS is designed for docker. Ubuntu is relatively balanced but has occasional pitfalls. If it is for personal use or internal deployment, I will choose Ubuntu, but for more serious and formal operation and maintenance, I still use CentOS. Going up a level is Redhat. It is said that their services are first-rate.
CentOS or Debian is recommended. Ubuntu software is often relatively old, and only the main repository is guaranteed to be updated in the official source.
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CentOS is officially defined as Community Enterprise Operating System, Chinese meaning: Community Enterprise Operating System
Debian is officially defined as a general-purpose operating system
Ubuntu is officially defined as the world's leading operating system for personal computers, tablets and mobile phones
CoreOS is an operating system based on A lightweight operating system based on the Linux kernel, created for the infrastructure construction of computer clusters like Docker
You asked me what I chose, I have always used CentOS
I really want to recommend CentOS, but it is too strict. CoreOS is designed for docker. Ubuntu is relatively balanced but has occasional pitfalls. If it is for personal use or internal deployment, I will choose Ubuntu, but for more serious and formal operation and maintenance, I still use CentOS. Going up a level is Redhat. It is said that their services are first-rate.
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CentOS or Debian is recommended. Ubuntu software is often relatively old, and only the main repository is guaranteed to be updated in the official source.
Personally, I recommend using centos, especially for web development. Most applications are deployed on the centos system.
Debian
centos is mostly used for operation and maintenance. If something goes wrong, it’s easier to find documentation