Debian is a preferred Linux distribution, that's used primarily on PC's, but a lot of people have started using it lately as a web server Operating System as well, because of the stability and security it offers. The latter is a consequence of the fact that Debian is developed and supported by countless qualified volunteers all around the world, so any patch which is needed to fix a particular issue is released in a matter of days. The same community will also help you with any question or trouble which a user may ever experience, since they can be contacted via email using e-mail lists and a qualified response will be sent in around 15-20 min. The advantage here is that all of your queries will be replied by the same people who have created the Operating System itself and they have a detailed knowledge of how it works. As Debian is absolutely free, you won't need to pay any kind of license fees to use it and you can personalize it as much as you want or need. This is valid for the Operating System as well as the 30.000+ software packages that are available for it.
Debian in Dedicated Servers
You're able to pick the Debian OS for your new dedicated server with a mouse click on our order page and depending on your choice, we'll install the 32-bit or the 64-bit edition of the OS on the machine, to ensure that the software that you'll install later will work in the best possible way. Using a server without Control Panel, you'll receive Debian and the Apache web server software and you're able to manage everything using a console. A server that's obtained with the Hepsia Control Panel will include all the software that you may need for your sites. Even though with the latter option the root access is restricted, you are able to manage the server as if it were a shared website hosting account, so you can take advantage of a dedicated machine even if you do not have previous expertise in this type of web hosting service. When you get the Managed Services upgrade, we will take care of your server and will update its OS weekly so as to ensure that you have the most recent and most safe release.