Debian is a widespread Linux distribution, which is used primarily on personal computers, still a lot of people have begun using it lately as a web server OS 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 a large number of qualified volunteers worldwide, which means that any patch that's necessary to fix a particular issue is released in a matter of days. The very same community will also help with any question or issue that a user may ever have, since they can be contacted via email using e-mail lists and a competent response will be sent in no more than 15-20 min. The advantage here is that your questions will be answered by the same people who have developed the Operating System itself and they have a detailed knowledge of how it works. As Debian is free, you will not have to pay any kind of license fees to use it and you'll be able to customize it as much as you want or need. This is valid for the Operating System and the 30.000+ software packages that are readily available for it.
Debian in Dedicated Web Hosting
32-bit and 64-bit editions of Debian are available on our dedicated server order page and you'll be able to select any of them with just a click for your brand new server, depending on what software environment the apps that you plan to use require for optimal performance. You can also select if our Hepsia Control Panel should be set up on the server or whether it should come without a Control Panel at all. The first option is suitable for less experienced users who want a Debian-powered server, but want to manage it like a shared hosting account, while the second option is good for more experienced users who want to have more control, due to the fact that ‘no Control Panel' stands for only Debian and the Apache web server software, but no other software installed on the server whatsoever. We can also save you time and effort with our Managed Services upgrade, because it features regular Operating System updates, to ensure that you will have a secure and stable Debian installation.