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Ive been hosting my rails apps on freebsd Anyone have preferences which OS to host on?

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Ive been hosting my rails apps on freebsd Anyone have preferences which OS to host on?
posted Aug 5, 2018 by anonymous

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Ubuntu! Its the most used one and I have had no issues.

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If you're responsible for configuration and maintenance, use what you're familiar with :-)

Otherwise, it depends on how/where you're deploying -- bare metal, VPS, Docker containers -- and personal preference. particularly on package management.

For instance, Alpine Linux is a very small image, good for containers.

The Amazon Linux AMI is RedHat-based -- if you like RPM/yum as a package manager and use AWS, perfect.

Ubuntu uses the Debian package management system, and there's a lot of documentation/examples available.

And then there's all the BSD- and Solaris-derived options. I vote for trying them all :-)

answer Aug 5, 2018 by Sumit Pokharna
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