docker - 关于CentOS、Ubuntu、Fedora等Linux系统
请问各位前辈用哪个做服务端比较好？
我想在虚拟机里安装Linux系统来好好学习怎么使用Linux来做集群和分布式啊啥的
还有安装Docker站在上面
请问各位前辈用哪个做服务端比较好？
我想在虚拟机里安装Linux系统来好好学习怎么使用Linux来做集群和分布式啊啥的
还有安装Docker站在上面
迷茫2017-04-17 13:28:00
I like to use Ubuntu. After experiencing centos, mint, fedora, and openSUSE, I still like to use Ubuntu
PHPz2017-04-17 13:28:00
The advantages of Debian are rigorous and standardized. The software packages are very rich, and the quality control of the software packages is strict, and the quality of the software packages is very good. The disadvantage is that Debian officials do not care about kernel tuning, kernel security hardening, and network performance tuning.
Because Debian officially believes that this is the type of "should a certain switch be turned on or off" or "what size should a certain parameter be set to", these settings should be different in different application scenarios, so Set it up however you like. System tuning and reinforcement fall into the category of "community best practices" experience. If you know how to set it up, set it up yourself. If you don't know how to set it up, hire a third-party consulting company. Debian's maintainers only care about the quality of the software packages I create.
For example, Debian is like a fishmonger who only sells fish no matter how you cook it. I sell you the best and freshest bluefin tuna, and I don’t care about the chef’s affairs.
Red Hat is a commercial company, so they also handle consulting work, but you have to pay anyway. However, the software packages are not as rich as Debian, and some new versions of programs need to be compiled and installed by yourself.
It’s equivalent to using a Debian system. If you encounter a problem that you can’t solve, you have to consult a third-party company that has no official relationship with Debian. Red Hat has official solutions (although these solutions are originally from the community) "Best practice" experience). For the leaders of Chinese enterprises, especially state-owned enterprises, they definitely feel more assured when spending money with the official than with a third party.