The following table lists the operating system images currently supported by the VPS.
Application images, coming soon...
Type | Version | Description |
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Ubuntu | 24.04 LTS (Noble Numbat),22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish) | Ubuntu is an open-source GNU/Linux operating system focused on desktop applications. Developed from Debian GNU/Linux, it supports x86, amd64 (x64), and PowerPC architectures, crafted by the global professional development team, Canonical Ltd. |
Debian | Bookworm (12),Bullseye (11) | Debian is an open-source image running the Linux operating system, comprising several distributions of free software. |
Fedora | Cloud 40 | Fedora is an operating system based on Linux, maintained and developed by the Fedora Project community, which is sponsored by Red Hat. Fedora aims to be a leading-edge platform for free and open-source software, providing users with the latest technologies and innovative achievements. It is not only suitable for daily use but also highly popular among developers, system administrators, and open-source technology enthusiasts. |
Rocky Linux | 8,9 | Rocky Linux is an open-source, enterprise-grade operating system derived from the CentOS project. It aims to provide a stable, reliable, and free alternative to Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), while maintaining compatibility with RHEL. |
CentOS Stream | 9 | CentOS Stream is a rolling-release Linux distribution succeeding CentOS 8. |
Rocky Linux | 8.6 | Rocky Linux is a fork of CentOS and also a downstream rebuild of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). Similar to CentOS, Rocky Linux provides a stable Linux distribution for servers, intended as a replacement for CentOS. |
AlmaLinux | 8,9 | AlmaLinux is an open-source, community-driven project initially created by CloudLinux in response to the end of CentOS Stable. AlmaLinux is a 1:1 binary-compatible fork of RHEL 9, developed by the CloudLinux OS team. |
Oracle Linux | 7,8,9 | Oracle Linux is an enterprise-level Linux distribution supported by Oracle Corporation. Designed to integrate seamlessly with existing systems, Oracle Linux aims to provide advanced technical support, updates, patches, and a suite of management tools tailored specifically for enterprise environments. |