Ubuntu in VPS Web Hosting
We provide Ubuntu with all our Linux VPS web hosting services and depending on what system requirements your web applications have, you can get the 32-bit or the 64-bit release of the OS with only a couple of mouse clicks throughout the registration process. When you obtain your server without a hosting Control Panel, the sole piece of software which will be installed along with Ubuntu will be the Apache web server software, which means that you'll be able to use a console in order to access the server and to create a software environment that you choose. If you obtain your server with the Hepsia hosting Control Panel, you will have a web interface with which you can control almost everything just as easily as you control an ordinary shared account and all of the essential MySQL, FTP and e-mail server software are pre-installed, but the root access to your server is restricted. If you do not have a lot of experience, or in case you do not like to waste time on VPS control procedures, you can take full advantage of our Managed Services upgrade, which includes regular Ubuntu Operating System updates.
Ubuntu in Dedicated Servers Hosting
We supply Ubuntu with all of our dedicated server packages and if you need this Operating System, you can pick the 32-bit or the 64-bit version with only a click on the order page. We supply two releases, so as to guarantee that the server will match the requirements of the software that you want to set up. The full root accessibility to the server allows you to install any other software, because the only pre-installed application is the Apache web server. You're able to access the server securely through a console, yet in case you like better to use a world wide web interface, you can set up any kind of Control Panel that can function on an Ubuntu-powered machine. If you need to focus your efforts on the content and not on server maintenance tasks, you'll be able to add our Managed Services upgrade and we will take care of various tasks for you, including regular Operating System upgrades.