#current proxmox version

[it-system-engineer]

Proxmox VE 8.4 Özellikleri: Açık Kaynaklı Sanallaştırmada Yenilikler ve Performans Artışı

Merhaba, bu yazımda sizlere Proxmox sanallaştırma yazılımı 8.4 sürümünün özelliklerinden bahsedeceğim. Proxmox Virtual Environment (VE) 8.4, açık kaynaklı sanallaştırma ve konteyner yönetimi çözümünün en güncel sürümü olarak kullanıcılarla buluştu. Bu yeni sürüm, önceki versiyonların sağlam temellerini korurken, kullanıcıların sanallaştırma ve bulut altyapısı yönetim deneyimini büyük ölçüde…

[virtualizationhowto]

How to upgrade the Minisforum MS-01 BIOS

How to upgrade the Minisforum MS-01 BIOS @vexpert @hi_minisforum #vmwarecommunities #homelab #homeserver #ms01bios #ms01upgrade #proxmox #vmware #esxi #biosupgrade #virtualization

If you are running the Minisforum MS-01 in your home lab as a home server, if you are like me, you may have bought one of the first ones that came out right around the first of this year in 2024. If so, you may have an older BIOS from mid-December, like was on my original MS-01. There was BIOS released in March 2024 for the MS-01 which is the current latest version at v1.22. In case you want to…

[tailsos-official]

I recommend once your comfortable with using your desktop distro of choice, you should grab an old unused computer if you have one and check out some of the home server distros out there as well. I cannot understate how much having a network wide ad blocker and digital version of my old dvd/vhs collection improves the internet experience. Some examples include:

Unraid (my current pick),

Proxmox (steep learning curve but my perfect baby),

Openmediavault (mostly for NAS, havent had much luck with it),

Truenas (Same as OMV, also havent had much luck)

CasaOS (less a full distro and more a richly featured docker container, but theres nothing wrong with that)

You can also use any of the big distros like Arch, Debian, Fedora, OpenSuse, or Ubuntu, as they all either have a dedicated server edition or have server utilities and capability right out of the box.

Either way the point is to have fun with it! ^w^

this blog belongs to a future linux enjoyer

i'm doing research on distros and how to install them and what to do afterwards and just a bunch of stuff to help me figure out what's best for me and also trying to gather a little bit of knowledge so i don't fuck up my laptop entirely by making the switch from windows to linux

insane how within my family i am among the most tech-savy people, yet barely know anything. this is gonna be a massive learning curve for me lol (but if all goes well i'm gonna make my dad a linux enjoyer as well, so that'd be cool)

[webdesignersolutions]

This is my last in a 4 part series. I went with a dedicated server on OVH. This is allowing me to install a variety of operating systems and control panels. I think I’m going to go with Plesk or maybe cPanel (and domain registration through CloudFlare). I’ll be running a dozen or so website domains, a few more subdomains. I’ll have a few WordPress instances using MySQL and PHP. I’ll be the only admin.

I can re-install at anytime, but would like not to have to once I start development. To test things out, I went with:

Linux Plesk Onyx (Debian 9 “Stretch”) – debian9-plesk17 – 64 bit

I made this decision based on nothing more than my current dedicated server at Ionos is Debian 8 and I figured 9 is 1 better than 8. Other than the default control panel installed, would I even ever notice a difference with any of the following options?

Here are the options OVH gives me:

CentOS 6 + SolusVM OpenVZ (Master) – solusvm-master-vz – 64 bit

CentOS 6 + SolusVM OpenVZ (Slave) – solusvm-slave-vz – 64 bit

Citrix XenServer 7.0.0 (no SoftRAID) – xenserver7 – 64 bit

Citrix XenServer 7.4.0 Free Edition (BETA) (no SoftRAID) – xenserver74 – 64 bit

CoreOS (stable branch) (NO SOFTRAID) – coreos – 64 bit

CoreOS-alpha (ALPHA) (NO SOFTRAID) – coreos-alpha – 64 bit

Cpanel 11.68 autoinstaller (CentOS 6 64bit) – centos6-cpanel-latest – 64 bit

Cpanel 11.68 autoinstaller (CentOS 7 64bit) – centos7-cpanel-latest – 64 bit

DirectAdmin (CentOS 7) – centos7-directadmin – 64 bit

ISPconfig 3.0.5.4 (Debian 8) – debian8-ispconfig3 – 64 bit

ISPconfig 3.0.5.4 (Debian 9) – debian9-ispconfig3 – 64 bit

Linux Plesk 12.5 (CentOS 7) – centos7-plesk125 – 64 bit

Linux Plesk 12.5 (Debian 8 “Jessie”) – debian8-plesk125 – 64 bit

Linux Plesk 12.5 (Ubuntu 14.04 LTS) – ubuntu1404-plesk125 – 64 bit

Linux Plesk Onyx (CentOS 7) – centos7-plesk17 – 64 bit

Linux Plesk Onyx (Debian 9 “Stretch”) – debian9-plesk17 – 64 bit

VMware ESXi 6.0 – esxi60 – 64 bit

VMware ESXi 6.5 – esxi65 – 64 bit

VPS Proxmox VE 4 – proxmox4 – 64 bit

VPS Proxmox VE 4.4 (ZFS) – proxmox4-zfs – 64 bit

VPS Proxmox VE 5 (ZFS) – proxmox5-zfs – 64 bit

VPS Proxmox VE 5 – proxmox5 – 64 bit

Xubuntu Desktop 16.04 “Xenial Xerus” (XFCE + x2go) – ubuntu1604-desktop – 64 bit

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FreeBSD 10.4 64bit ZFSroot – freebsd10-zfs – 64 bit

FreeBSD 11.1 64bit ZFSroot – freebsd11-zfs – 64 bit

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Arch Linux 2018 (autoinstaller, latest version) – archlinux-installer- 64 bit

CentOS 6 – centos6- 64 bit

CentOS 7 – centos7- 64 bit

CloudLinux 7.6 – cloudlinux7- 64 bit

Debian 8.10 (Jessie) (oldstable) – debian8- 64 bit

Debian 9.4 Stretch (stable) – debian9- 64 bit

Fedora 26 Server – fedora26- 64 bit

Fedora 27 Server – fedora27- 64 bit

Fedora 28 Server – fedora28- 64 bit

Fedora 29 Server – fedora29- 64 bit

Gentoo 2018 (latest version via autoinstaller) – gentoo11- 64 bit

OpenSUSE 42 – opensuse42- 64 bit

Ubuntu Server 14.04 “Trusty Tahr” LTS – ubuntu1404-server- 64 bit

Ubuntu Server 16.04 “Xenial Xerus” LTS – ubuntu1604-server- 64 bit

Ubuntu Server 17.10 “Artful Aardvark” – ubuntu1710-server- 64 bit

Ubuntu Server 18.04 “Bionic Beaver” LTS – ubuntu1804-server- 64 bit

Ubuntu Server 18.10 “Cosmic Cuttlefish” – ubuntu1810-server- 64 bit

Thoughts, recommendations?

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Thoughts on: Server Operating System

This is my last in a 4 part series. I went with a dedicated server on OVH. This is allowing me to install a variety of operating systems and control panels. I think I'm going to go with Plesk or maybe cPanel (and domain registration through CloudFlare). I'll be running a dozen or so website domains, a few more subdomains. I'll have a few WordPress instances using MySQL and PHP. I'll be the only admin.

I can re-install at anytime, but would like not to have to once I start development. To test things out, I went with:

Linux Plesk Onyx (Debian 9 "Stretch") - debian9-plesk17 - 64 bit

I made this decision based on nothing more than my current dedicated server at Ionos is Debian 8 and I figured 9 is 1 better than 8. Other than the default control panel installed, would I even ever notice a difference with any of the following options?

Here are the options OVH gives me:

CentOS 6 + SolusVM OpenVZ (Master) - solusvm-master-vz - 64 bit

CentOS 6 + SolusVM OpenVZ (Slave) - solusvm-slave-vz - 64 bit

Citrix XenServer 7.0.0 (no SoftRAID) - xenserver7 - 64 bit

Citrix XenServer 7.4.0 Free Edition (BETA) (no SoftRAID) - xenserver74 - 64 bit

CoreOS (stable branch) (NO SOFTRAID) - coreos - 64 bit

CoreOS-alpha (ALPHA) (NO SOFTRAID) - coreos-alpha - 64 bit

Cpanel 11.68 autoinstaller (CentOS 6 64bit) - centos6-cpanel-latest - 64 bit

Cpanel 11.68 autoinstaller (CentOS 7 64bit) - centos7-cpanel-latest - 64 bit

DirectAdmin (CentOS 7) - centos7-directadmin - 64 bit

ISPconfig 3.0.5.4 (Debian 8) - debian8-ispconfig3 - 64 bit

ISPconfig 3.0.5.4 (Debian 9) - debian9-ispconfig3 - 64 bit

Linux Plesk 12.5 (CentOS 7) - centos7-plesk125 - 64 bit

Linux Plesk 12.5 (Debian 8 "Jessie") - debian8-plesk125 - 64 bit

Linux Plesk 12.5 (Ubuntu 14.04 LTS) - ubuntu1404-plesk125 - 64 bit

Linux Plesk Onyx (CentOS 7) - centos7-plesk17 - 64 bit

Linux Plesk Onyx (Debian 9 "Stretch") - debian9-plesk17 - 64 bit

VMware ESXi 6.0 - esxi60 - 64 bit

VMware ESXi 6.5 - esxi65 - 64 bit

VPS Proxmox VE 4 - proxmox4 - 64 bit

VPS Proxmox VE 4.4 (ZFS) - proxmox4-zfs - 64 bit

VPS Proxmox VE 5 (ZFS) - proxmox5-zfs - 64 bit

VPS Proxmox VE 5 - proxmox5 - 64 bit

Xubuntu Desktop 16.04 "Xenial Xerus" (XFCE + x2go) - ubuntu1604-desktop - 64 bit

​

FreeBSD 10.4 64bit ZFSroot - freebsd10-zfs - 64 bit

FreeBSD 11.1 64bit ZFSroot - freebsd11-zfs - 64 bit

​

Arch Linux 2018 (autoinstaller, latest version) - archlinux-installer- 64 bit

CentOS 6 - centos6- 64 bit

CentOS 7 - centos7- 64 bit

CloudLinux 7.6 - cloudlinux7- 64 bit

Debian 8.10 (Jessie) (oldstable) - debian8- 64 bit

Debian 9.4 Stretch (stable) - debian9- 64 bit

Fedora 26 Server - fedora26- 64 bit

Fedora 27 Server - fedora27- 64 bit

Fedora 28 Server - fedora28- 64 bit

Fedora 29 Server - fedora29- 64 bit

Gentoo 2018 (latest version via autoinstaller) - gentoo11- 64 bit

OpenSUSE 42 - opensuse42- 64 bit

Ubuntu Server 14.04 "Trusty Tahr" LTS - ubuntu1404-server- 64 bit

Ubuntu Server 16.04 "Xenial Xerus" LTS - ubuntu1604-server- 64 bit

Ubuntu Server 17.10 "Artful Aardvark" - ubuntu1710-server- 64 bit

Ubuntu Server 18.04 "Bionic Beaver" LTS - ubuntu1804-server- 64 bit

Ubuntu Server 18.10 "Cosmic Cuttlefish" - ubuntu1810-server- 64 bit

Thoughts, recommendations?

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Thoughts on: Server Operating System via /r/webhosting

Thoughts on: Server Operating System

This is my last in a 4 part series. I went with a dedicated server on OVH. This is allowing me to install a variety of operating systems and control panels. I think I'm going to go with Plesk or maybe cPanel (and domain registration through CloudFlare). I'll be running a dozen or so website domains, a few more subdomains. I'll have a few WordPress instances using MySQL and PHP. I'll be the only admin.

I can re-install at anytime, but would like not to have to once I start development. To test things out, I went with:

Linux Plesk Onyx (Debian 9 "Stretch") - debian9-plesk17 - 64 bit

I made this decision based on nothing more than my current dedicated server at Ionos is Debian 8 and I figured 9 is 1 better than 8. Other than the default control panel installed, would I even ever notice a difference with any of the following options?

Here are the options OVH gives me:

CentOS 6 + SolusVM OpenVZ (Master) - solusvm-master-vz - 64 bit

CentOS 6 + SolusVM OpenVZ (Slave) - solusvm-slave-vz - 64 bit

Citrix XenServer 7.0.0 (no SoftRAID) - xenserver7 - 64 bit

Citrix XenServer 7.4.0 Free Edition (BETA) (no SoftRAID) - xenserver74 - 64 bit

CoreOS (stable branch) (NO SOFTRAID) - coreos - 64 bit

CoreOS-alpha (ALPHA) (NO SOFTRAID) - coreos-alpha - 64 bit

Cpanel 11.68 autoinstaller (CentOS 6 64bit) - centos6-cpanel-latest - 64 bit

Cpanel 11.68 autoinstaller (CentOS 7 64bit) - centos7-cpanel-latest - 64 bit

DirectAdmin (CentOS 7) - centos7-directadmin - 64 bit

ISPconfig 3.0.5.4 (Debian 8) - debian8-ispconfig3 - 64 bit

ISPconfig 3.0.5.4 (Debian 9) - debian9-ispconfig3 - 64 bit

Linux Plesk 12.5 (CentOS 7) - centos7-plesk125 - 64 bit

Linux Plesk 12.5 (Debian 8 "Jessie") - debian8-plesk125 - 64 bit

Linux Plesk 12.5 (Ubuntu 14.04 LTS) - ubuntu1404-plesk125 - 64 bit

Linux Plesk Onyx (CentOS 7) - centos7-plesk17 - 64 bit

Linux Plesk Onyx (Debian 9 "Stretch") - debian9-plesk17 - 64 bit

VMware ESXi 6.0 - esxi60 - 64 bit

VMware ESXi 6.5 - esxi65 - 64 bit

VPS Proxmox VE 4 - proxmox4 - 64 bit

VPS Proxmox VE 4.4 (ZFS) - proxmox4-zfs - 64 bit

VPS Proxmox VE 5 (ZFS) - proxmox5-zfs - 64 bit

VPS Proxmox VE 5 - proxmox5 - 64 bit

Xubuntu Desktop 16.04 "Xenial Xerus" (XFCE + x2go) - ubuntu1604-desktop - 64 bit

​

FreeBSD 10.4 64bit ZFSroot - freebsd10-zfs - 64 bit

FreeBSD 11.1 64bit ZFSroot - freebsd11-zfs - 64 bit

​

Arch Linux 2018 (autoinstaller, latest version) - archlinux-installer- 64 bit

CentOS 6 - centos6- 64 bit

CentOS 7 - centos7- 64 bit

CloudLinux 7.6 - cloudlinux7- 64 bit

Debian 8.10 (Jessie) (oldstable) - debian8- 64 bit

Debian 9.4 Stretch (stable) - debian9- 64 bit

Fedora 26 Server - fedora26- 64 bit

Fedora 27 Server - fedora27- 64 bit

Fedora 28 Server - fedora28- 64 bit

Fedora 29 Server - fedora29- 64 bit

Gentoo 2018 (latest version via autoinstaller) - gentoo11- 64 bit

OpenSUSE 42 - opensuse42- 64 bit

Ubuntu Server 14.04 "Trusty Tahr" LTS - ubuntu1404-server- 64 bit

Ubuntu Server 16.04 "Xenial Xerus" LTS - ubuntu1604-server- 64 bit

Ubuntu Server 17.10 "Artful Aardvark" - ubuntu1710-server- 64 bit

Ubuntu Server 18.04 "Bionic Beaver" LTS - ubuntu1804-server- 64 bit

Ubuntu Server 18.10 "Cosmic Cuttlefish" - ubuntu1810-server- 64 bit

Thoughts, recommendations?

Submitted March 18, 2019 at 04:54PM by anon_for_no_karma via reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/webhosting/comments/b2q1de/thoughts_on_server_operating_system/?utm_source=ifttt