Ubuntu in VPS Hosting
We provide Ubuntu with all our VPS hosting services and based on what system requirements your web apps have, you'll be able to choose the 32-bit or the 64-bit version of the OS with just a couple of clicks during the order process. If you get your server without a website hosting Control Panel, the only piece of software which will be set up on top of Ubuntu will be the Apache web server software, which means that you're able to use a console in order to access the website hosting server and to set up a software environment of your liking. When you get your server with our Hepsia website hosting Control Panel, you will have a web interface with which you're able to manage almost everything as easily as you control an ordinary shared account and all of the important MySQL, FTP and email server software are pre-installed, however the root access to your server is limited. If you don't have a lot experience, or if you do not like to waste time on VPS supervision procedures, you are able to take advantage of the Managed Services upgrade, which includes once a week Ubuntu Operating System updates.
Ubuntu in Dedicated Web Hosting
Ubuntu is among the OS options that you will find on our registration page when you want to get one of our dedicated hosting services. We'll set up the 32-bit or the 64-bit release, to match the system requirements of the apps which you want to set up on the server. You can also choose the software that will run on your machine, because we will set up only the Apache web server software, so all else can be custom software that you choose. You'll be able to install the latter without problems from a Secure Shell console, since you'll receive root-level access and you will get full control of your server. You can set up a website hosting Control Panel as well and control some things through a graphical interface, as long as it can function on an Ubuntu-driven machine. To make things easier for you, we also provide a Managed Services upgrade, which, among other things, includes OS upgrades.