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IME: Organizations just standardize on one thing. CentOS (but not anymore I guess v.v) or RHEL or Ubuntu or Debian etc. Pick an LTS and then install it on all
by atomicnumber3 6y ago
IME:
Organizations just standardize on one thing. CentOS (but not anymore I guess v.v) or RHEL or Ubuntu or Debian etc. Pick an LTS and then install it on all the work-provided hardware and just make sure everything works for your org.
For individuals, (and by that I mean me and like a few of my friends who run GNU+Linux) it's something like:
1. Docker
2. Use Arch Linux
Personally, my setup is:
Machine I use as a PC run Arch so everything is just latest vanilla upstream.
My homelab is ostensibly Ubuntu LTS, but I run docker on almost every host, and have a Proxmox host too, so the Ubuntu layer directly on the machine only really gets used for running ping, dig and nmap (and docker of course).