Best 4 Linux Server Operating System

Server computer is one of the most important device on the development of the latestcommunication technology. The terminology of cloud computing is determined fundamentally with the presence and the development of server technology. The presence of server determines the communication and data exchange process in this internet-based information era. Actually, according to the World Internet Stats, the number internet users on 2012 was 2,405,518,376. This high number shows how the internet becomes one of the most favorite communication and information technology. 

As the hardware or device, server basically need the operating system. For the end users of the desktop, laptops or personal computers Windows is actually the most used operating system. For the servers, the number of Linux based server operating system is larger compared to Windows servers users. The choice to use Linux as the server operating system is totally right. It saves money both for  purchasing the software  and maintenance cost.

This article will show you the list with the brief explanation on the various Linux-based server operating system.

1. RedHat Linux (RHEL)
Redhat is considered as the most favorite Linux server operating system. It offers stability and powerful support from the developer. The developers claims that Redhat is the standard of the powerful data center software. It offers Efficiency, scalability and reliability to their users.

2. Ubuntu
Ubuntu actually is another server operating system developer. It offers certification on some hardware and application that may use on the server. This certification means that Developer has has tested maximally both hardware and application. This method helps users to select the best and suitable hardware depending on their own need.

Canonical support as well the commercial support for business to manage their cloud data system. There are three kind of support, including essential, standard and advanced. As the free and open source, Ubuntu server is free to be used without any obligation to get commercial support.

3. Centos
Centos actually is developed from Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) therefore you can get commercial support from RHEL if needed. As well as Fedora, Centos has its own repository and community supports which makes you easier to use this Distro on the server. It is developed from freely available source code of RHEL.

4. Debian
Debian is actually source of Ubuntu. It provides the server version as well for the cloud and data center need. Basically, it doesn't have the commercial support. Fortunately, you can still get the support by contacting Debian Developers or getting the solution from the large Debian community member.