TOP 7 distribuciones Linux para servidores - Recomendadas por DriveMeca

Introduction and Top 7 Linux Server Distributions

In this video, the speaker discusses their top 7 Linux server distributions. They explain that while any Linux distribution can theoretically be used as a server, there are specialized distributions that come pre-configured with drivers for server hardware. The speaker emphasizes that their list is not in any particular order.

CentOS

• CentOS is a popular distribution known for its stability and long support life.

• It has separate versions available for download, including CentOS 8 (supported until December 2021) and CentOS 7 (supported until June 2024).

• The speaker recommends considering CentOS for server projects.

Debian

• Debian is often referred to as the "mother" of many other distributions.

• It offers three states - stable, testing, and unstable - with the stable state being highly reliable.

• Debian's website is undergoing changes, but it remains a solid option for servers.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)

• RHEL is a well-known distribution, particularly in the commercial sector.

• While it requires licensing to use officially, it offers certifications that can enhance employment opportunities.

• Different versions of RHEL are available on their website for various purposes like cloud and data center usage.

Fedora CoreOS

• Fedora CoreOS specializes in container management and virtualization.

• It originated from the acquisition of CoreOS by Red Hat.

• This distribution may gain popularity over time due to its focus on containers.

Oracle Linux

• Oracle Linux is gaining popularity due to its stable kernel derived from Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

• It offers both free downloads and commercial support options.

Ubuntu Server

• Ubuntu Server has been steadily gaining popularity, especially with the release of Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.

• It provides pre-packaged services in snap format, making it easy to deploy production-ready services.

Conclusion

The speaker concludes by reiterating that their list is not definitive and encourages viewers to explore these distributions based on their specific server requirements.

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This section discusses the seventh and final recommended distribution for servers, which is openSUSE. It mentions that openSUSE is a commercial version for servers and cannot be downloaded for free. However, there is a 60-day trial period available.

openSUSE as a Server Distribution

• openSUSE is recommended as a server distribution.

• The server version of openSUSE is commercial and not available for free download.

• There is a 60-day trial period available for download.

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This section highlights the benefits of using openSUSE as a server distribution and mentions the administration tool called "Jazz".

Benefits of openSUSE for Servers

• openSUSE provides a great option for servers.

• The administration tool used in openSUSE is called "Jazz".

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This section quickly recaps the seven recommended distributions for servers mentioned in the video.

Recap of Recommended Server Distributions

• The seven recommended distributions are: CentOS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Fedora CoreOS, Oracle Linux, Ubuntu Server, Xubuntu, and openSUSE.

• Some of these distributions are commercial while others are free to use.

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