CentOS is one of the preferred Operating Systems for web hosting servers. It's one of the numerous Linux releases available, yet what differentiates it from the rest is the long-term support, which guarantees that you'll always have a dependable and safe Operating System. Each CentOS version that is released is supported for ten years, that is a lot longer than with any other OS available on the market. CentOS also has a much larger developer community than other distributions, so in the event you experience any kind of problem or have any questions, you're able to promptly find the information which you need. CentOS is widely known as one of the best server Operating Systems, due to the fact that it is very stable and secure, that makes it really reliable even when you host private data. Because it is open-source, you're able to modify every part of it and customize it according to your needs, not to mention that the total cost for a CentOS-based server will be lower, because you will not have to pay license fees of any sort.

CentOS in Dedicated Servers

When you decide to purchase one of the dedicated server packages which we provide, you are able to pick the CentOS Operating System for your new machine. Since it's very light and quick, you will be able to utilize all of the resources for your site. CentOS supports all of the 3 web hosting Control Panels which we offer - Hepsia, cPanel and DirectAdmin. This way, you're able to use the dedicated server for any type of purpose - to host all of your personal sites in a single account, to create separate Control Panels for each and every domain or even to resell hosting plans to other people. You may also acquire a server without a Control Panel and install any custom-made software which you need, instead of the default apps that we install on each machine that is ordered with a Control Panel. When you add the optional Managed Services bundle throughout the signup process or at any later time, we will perform weekly CentOS updates besides all the other things which are part of the bundle.