I am about to set up a cloud instance with linux operating system, and the common choice here normally would be ubuntu. But since they failed their newest release, and I have the option of going fedora or debian. What would you guys recommend for server?

  • Dran@lemmy.world
    21·
    1 hour ago

    People shit on it but there’s a lot of good open-source tooling that supports it.

    There are nist l1 profiles

    Tutorials and guides for everything

    etc

    Part of being a good sysadmin is knowing when not to reinvent the wheel. Ubuntu has a lot of options for vetted, hardened, “other people’s wheels.”

    Also, for posterity, the competent ones are running the headless, server version of Ubuntu. (As opposed to the bloated mess that is Ubuntu Desktop). The server version catches a lot of flack it doesn’t deserve.

    • bad1080@piefed.socialEnglish
      11·
      59 minutes ago

      i didn’t shit on it, i am on kubuntu rn. i just never heard of it being a thing in the server world.