GNU/Linux Distros for Enterprise Servers
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Review: 5 top Linux distros for enterprise servers
Linux distros are plentiful, and choosing the right server product can be a daunting task. Are you looking for a supported product, or can you go with a free version? Need Cloud support or virtualization? We’ll try to provide some answers.
Although many Linux distros can quite capably be configured to run as a server, for this review we focused solely on dedicated server products, named and supported as such.
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Review: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.4 cloud-friendly, but pricey management tools
If you need comprehensive support, the comfort of having a well-established Linux vendor on your side and you have the budget to pay for it, then you should give Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.4 a careful look.
It is should also get your attention if you’re looking for an operating environment that embraces the cloud, from tools to build your infrastructure to management platforms.
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Review: Considering Oracle Linux is a no-brainer if you’re an Oracle shop
Oracle Linux has been around for more than 10 years, but has been gaining market share and the company says it has over 14,000 customers world-wide.
Part of its popularity may be the way it plays well within an Oracle environment and its full support for Red Hat Linux, on which it is based.
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