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How many people actually use Ubuntu server? (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by Chuncakey21@alien.top to c/homelab@selfhosted.forum

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Pretty much the title. I've seen plenty of people using proxmox and truenas but I don't really see many homelab users running Ubuntu server or something similar? Do many people actually use it to run docker or any containers on their machines? Just curious.

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[–] ency@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

I run a VMware stack and unraid in my lab. Most of my servers are linux servers. My containers stay on unraid. Storage is mostly synology and a little bit on unraid.

Ubuntu is my go to distro when setting up a linux server.

It has some issues and I don't love everything about it. But the documentation and community is why I stay. I could load up any iso and bang my head against an issue and eventually figure it out. Or I could use ubuntu and use the thousands of guides available.

At work I use red hat. Vender documentation is good and red hat is a solid platform. I am not particularly happy with them and their licensing issues but since I'm not paying the bill I don't really care.