VPS/VDS Ubuntu 18.04 Hosting
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Ubuntu 18.04 VPS server
Ubuntu 18.04 VPS represents a variation of the LTS or Long Term Support system version. Similar versions are released every two years. The previous version of the product was Ubuntu 16.04. Each of these versions is supported for 5 years starting literally from the first day of being freely available. The operating system is regularly updated and includes powerful security tools such as updated Linux kernel, Live Patching Kernel system, and firewall configuration.
Ubuntu 18.04 VPS server from AvaHost
AvaHost supplier offers everyone the opportunity to rent an Ubuntu 18.04 VPS server and get a closer acquaintance with its innovations and technical aspects. The Ubuntu 18.04 VPS server has received a number of new and improved features, including:
- New Linux 4.15 kernel version.
- Updated to version 6.0 official office suite LibreOffice.
- New GNOME 3.28 for Ubuntu 18.04 VPS server (added option to work with peripherals using Thunderbolt 3).
- Convenient and extremely easy-to-use text installer (for the server version).
- Functional To Do application for notes.
- Updated design of the file manager Nautilus in Ubuntu 18.04 virtual server hosting.
- Improved security thanks to Kernel Live Patching (technology that does not require constant rebooting).
- New colored emojis in graphical applications.
- Added minimal installation mode.
- Option for Cannonical Livepatch (kernel update without the need to spend time rebooting the system).
- Improved and simplified interaction with PPA repositories.
- VPS/VDS Ubuntu 18.04 hosting suggests a more high-quality and thorough collection of data about your computer (used for subsequent system analysis and can be deactivated if necessary).
What’s new in Ubuntu 18.04 VPS hosting?
VPS server for Ubuntu 18.04 represents a new Linux kernel was included (updated to version 4.15), protection against Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities was implemented, and improved interface and applications for system users. The file manager Nautilus, the “Settings” application, and the Ubuntu Software store have been qualitatively updated. Other desktop environments for Ubuntu, such as MATE, are also available. GNOME on Ubuntu 18.04 virtual server is a new desktop with Unity-esque support in the long-term support framework. Therefore, this update is of interest to many system users.
The default environment in this version is GNOME (previously Unity), and GNOME components have been updated to version 3.28. GNOME Shell officially supports Thunderbolt 3. The “close,” “minimize,” and “maximize” buttons are again located on the right side of the windows.
Now you can apply VPS/VDS Ubuntu 18.04 hosting and print without installing drivers. With the systemd initialization system and the diligent work of Ubuntu developers, weaknesses in the OS have been identified. It is claimed that the new version will boot significantly faster. Also, Canonical has stopped releasing 32-bit versions of distributions; however, updates should not cause any problems due to this change.
What benefits are represented by Ubuntu 18.04 LTS on the VPS server base?
Experts recommend choosing Ubuntu 18.04 VPS hosting because its creators have prepared many bonuses and novelties for you. First and foremost, pay attention to the updated and enhanced security system. Being a highly stable and secure product, Ubuntu 18.04 VPS hosting allows you to fully focus on your work tasks without worrying about random intrusions or technical glitches.
Secondly, the integration of GNOME as the default desktop environment has made using Ubuntu 18.04 virtual server extremely simple, convenient, and functional. Many users who have decided to buy Ubuntu 18.04 VPS hosting and have already acquainted with it closer note the presence of new icons and colorful fun emojis. And perhaps the most valuable and important innovation is the powerful application system with a new kernel and a powerful Xorg display server.
F.A.Q
Running Ubuntu 18.04 on a VPS server requires specific system specifications. It is recommended to use a processor with x86_64 architecture (64-bit) and a frequency of at least 1 GHz. The RAM should be no less than 1 GB, although more may be required for efficient application performance. Approximately 25 GB of free disk space is needed to install Ubuntu 18.04, and using an SSD will enhance system performance. Additionally, a network interface is necessary for internet connection and remote server management. Some additional components, such as a graphics card, keyboard, mouse, and drivers, may be required depending on the server's specific tasks.
After installing Ubuntu 18.04 on a VPS server, several security measures should be implemented. These include updating the system to the latest software versions, configuring a firewall to restrict access to the server, disabling unused services and ports, using SSH keys for authentication, limiting SSH access by IP addresses, installing monitoring tools for attack detection, creating regular data backups, analyzing system logs for suspicious activity, ensuring physical server security, and educating users about security rules and the use of strong passwords.
Yes, you can remotely manage your VPS server using the SSH (Secure Shell) protocol. This tool ensures a 100% secure connection between your PC and the server, allowing you to execute commands on the remote server using the familiar command line. To do this, you will need to install an SSH client on your PC and have the available credentials (username and password) to connect to the server. After successfully connecting, you can start performing operations on the server, such as managing files, installing software, configuring settings, and more.