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What server system system does everyone use to construct their websites?

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  • lukehebblukehebb Member

    Usually whatever the lastest Ubuntu LTS is at the time so currently Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

  • AXYZEAXYZE Member

    @qtwrk said:
    I was using alamlinux 8 but then move to Ubuntu

    On my netcup root server, I noticed on serverscope benchmark , the CPU performance Ubuntu 20 is constantly have 15-20% score than alamlinux 8 does, which is really weird, but that makes me migrate to Ubuntu...

    I saw difference in Zen2-based CPU performance too, but on 22.04 vs 20.04

    Probably kernel from 22.04 has improvemwnts for these chips. Also small improvement for Xeon v2 perf too :)

  • qtwrkqtwrk Member

    @AXYZE said:

    @qtwrk said:
    I was using alamlinux 8 but then move to Ubuntu

    On my netcup root server, I noticed on serverscope benchmark , the CPU performance Ubuntu 20 is constantly have 15-20% score than alamlinux 8 does, which is really weird, but that makes me migrate to Ubuntu...

    I saw difference in Zen2-based CPU performance too, but on 22.04 vs 20.04

    Probably kernel from 22.04 has improvemwnts for these chips. Also small improvement for Xeon v2 perf too :)

    I remember I tried alamlinux 8/9 with manually installed latest kernel (6.0 if I recall), still doesn't add up, single core score is about same, but mutlicore score improved quite some though

  • SteveMCSteveMC Member

    Debian. Doesn't mean it's the best solution , but I am using it since always, and never had to complain about it.

  • emgemg Veteran

    These days, Debian. In the past, I liked CentOS.

    I am surprised to see CentOS mentioned as much as I see it above. I assumed that people would be migrating away from it, towards AlmaLinux or Rocky Linux, which nobody has mentioned yet.

  • GreenRubyGreenRuby Member

    Debian all the way
    Never been a big of CentOS or any of its deriviatives

  • brejskibrejski Member

    Alma / Rocky

  • obihornchenobihornchen Member

    Mostly Debian, sometimes Alpine

  • jetchiragjetchirag Member

    Debian

  • mike1smike1s Member
    edited November 2022

    Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, and Windows Server 2022

    Starting to standardize on Ubuntu, Alma (only for cPanel servers, and Server 2022

  • phiexzphiexz Member

    Debian...
    But considering to migrate to alma

  • crillacrilla Member

    Long time debian user

  • hollowvi1hollowvi1 Member

    I use my brain tbh.

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