why centOS

aaP_thomas_marcelino

Guys, from what I saw CentOS is a system that is not very nice to use.
Are there any plans for aaPanel to be based on Debian, Ubunto or will it remain CentOS?
Do I have better performance with cents than using Debain or Ubuntu? I'm using Debain.

maverick

aaP_thomas_marcelino & Stealth lol man CentOS is hard for professionals? LOL

CentOS is the development version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, any licensed Linux Server administrator will get his course using Enterprise Linux so I wonder WTF are you talking about??

Corporations use Enterprise Linux and all of them derivate from CentOS, namely:

Amazon Linux
CloudLinux (and AlmaLinux)
Oracle Linux
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (+Fedora & CentOS)
RockyLinux (production ready replacement of CentOS)

Even SUSE Enterprise Linux is closer to RHEL than to debian or shitbuntu. All of them are free except CloudLinux, Red Hat and SUSE, and you can install any.
Debian is community driven and ubuntu is a shithole, it packs a shitty package management system apt which is years behind yum and dnf.
Companies purchase and have licensing agreements with the above mentioned companies, any proper linux system administrator is at ease with the aforementioned distributions, which are better built, well documented, properly packaged, and power industry leading companies. Not shit ubuntu, not debian. The only major company that uses debian is google, which has its own distribution of gLinux, for internal use, and ported from debian-testing.

90% of Fortune Global 500 companies depend on Red Hat Enterprise Linux. NINETY PERCENT. Source

One of the major issues of aaPanel is that they spend time with debian's and ubuntu's shit problems, instead of releasing a proper version of aaPanel for the above mentioned distros, instead they're stuck with CentOS 7 which is EOL. This is one of the worst plannings I've seen.

hklcf

aaPanel support ubuntu or debian operating system.

System:
CentOS 7.1+ (Ubuntu16.04+., Debian9.0+), to ensure that it is a clean operating system, there is no other environment with Apache/Nginx/php/MySQL installed (the existing environment can not be installed)

aaPanel_Captain

Aapanel fully supports Centos7-8 series release version, Ubuntu16-21 release version, debian9-10 release version.

Stealth

CentOS is very hard for profesionails and all things there must be perfect, otherwise not working then.
Debian is fine but aaPanel not much supported with it:
Website Statistics (support only Ubuntu and Centos), DNS manager (Temporarily only supports centos7 and above, this is minimum 1-2 year there "temporarily"), Mailserver (Supports centos7+ and ubuntu 16+). Very bad support from aaPanel for Debian.
Ubuntu not much stable, always updates, I don´t like it. Before 2 days ago OLS working on it 2 minutes and freezed. Restarted OLS and again 2 min. Restarted the all system after udpates, yet working fine.

aaP_thomas_marcelino

Stealth Cool, thanks for the explanation. I ended up uploading a CentOS 7 here and I'm already running the Panel. In debian there really was a function that didn't work and in CentOs it's ok.

I will stay on centOS to manage this server.

Stealth

aaP_thomas_marcelino
No problem 🙂 With CentOS must much more learn than others, but giving max security (CSF Firewall with much more settings), the most stable OS in Linuxes (very long time testing before release any update).

cr33p

centos is stable, you can easy update it without breaking everything, when i just update ubuntu or even debian, it's broke bootloader, i even can't boot my vm.
also, every server admin panel supports centos ONLY, for example, cPanel, ISP-manager, DirectAdmin. it's commercial software that uses almost every web hosting.

And literally NOBODY uses debian based linux, it's broken by design. It's literally can't be updated without breaking everything. Just one update ? Say goodby to all your working setup.

That's why no one use it, in real word.

aaP_thomas_marcelino

cr33p I understood, well, I uploaded the hundred to be able to manage these pages in my environment. Thanks for the feedback

Gromov

True.
Forget about debian and ununtu, centos only.

KrzysztofMaciejewski

+1 for Centos/RHEL/Alma/Rocky
forget about debian/ubuntu

johndoel

I installed aaPanel on Amazon Linux 2, and it's rock solid!

aaP_thomas_marcelino

does anyone know how to enable the php-smbclient module? I can't use nextcloud with the panel due to lack of this module.