What is ubuntu server?..!!!

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Ubuntu Server is a Linux-family operating system designed specifically to serve as a "server."

For the simplest part, think about the Windows we use, but Ubuntu Server removes all non-essential parts to make the machine run as fast and stable as possible.

Key differences: Ubuntu Server vs Ubuntu Desktop

The most obvious differences you will immediately see are:

No GUI: When Ubuntu Server is turned on, you will not find a Desktop screen, no icon to click, no mouse to drag. Only a black screen with Command Line.

Eat very few resources: Since there is no graphics screen that eats specs, Ubuntu Server uses very little RAM and CPU (it runs even with just 512MB-1GB of RAM), all remaining resources are fully available to run your website or Docker.

Remote Access: We do not normally need to screen Ubuntu Server directly, but instead use a program like Terminal or SSH to remote it from another computer.

Who does Ubuntu Server suit?

Website Maker: Use Web Server (Nginx, Apache), Database (MySQL, PostgreSQL)

DevOps / Developer Line: Use Docker, Kubernetes or various Automate systems.

Enterprise: Used to make File Server, Mail Server, or in-house system.

Highlights that make people choose to use

100% FREE: No royalties, either private or corporate.

High Security: Consistent and Quick Updates to Vulnerability (Security Patches)

LTS (Long Term Support): All LTS versions will be maintained for 5-10 years, so you don't have to worry about reinstalling often.

Anecdote: Even if you don't have a graphics screen, you can install Desktop Environment later (but it's not very popular on the Server because it slows down.)