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It's mixed CentOS, Debian and Ubuntu. Ubuntu is limited to younger folks and younger companies.

• tannhaeuser 8y ago
  Not SV, but according to my anecdata, RHEL/CentOS is more oftenly used in enterprise deployments, while Debian (and Ubuntu) traditionally dominates Web deployments. A Debian-style Apache httpd setup with structured config files and a2ensite, a2enmod, etc. is also what mainstream shared hosting workflows are based on.
  • cthalupa 8y ago
    Anecdata as well, but in the years I was doing consulting in the shared hosting biz, CentOS was the clear frontrunner based on everyone I did for work. CentOS and WHM/cPanel. And half of them had screwed up their entire setup by installing the Remi repos. Sigh.
  • eatonphil 8y ago
    I've been surprised how many SMBs use CentOS, I expected them to be mostly Debian too.
• h1d 8y ago
  What kind of experience do you have to say that? (Just asking)
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• Thaxll 8y ago
  Netflix runs 150k servers on Ubuntu so ...