Security-oriented, lightweight Linux distribution based on musl libc and busybox
Just 3 simple steps
Alpine-specific features that make it perfect for VPS hosting
Minimal footprint, fast boot
Hardened kernel, musl libc
Simple, fast package management
Popular Docker base image
Ho amohela Linux ea maemo a khoebo ka taolo e felletseng
Seva ea hau ea {os_name} e se e loketse ka metsotsoana e ka tlase ho 60. Ha ho na ho leta, ha ho tieho.
Taolo e felletseng holim'a tikoloho ea hau. Phihlello ea SSH e kenyelelitsoe. Kenya software efe kapa efe eo u e hlokang.
Polokelo ea SSD ea NVMe e potlakileng haholo bakeng sa ts'ebetso e ntle. Ho fihlela ka makhetlo a 10 ka potlako ho feta li-HDD tsa setso.
Tšireletso ea DDoS ea boemo ba khoebo le firewall. Boloka seva ea hau e sireletsehile litlhaselong.
Li-backup tse iketsang letsatsi le letsatsi ka ho tobetsa hanngoe feela. Le ka mohla u se ke ua lahleheloa ke data ea hau ka sistimi ea rona ea bekapo.
Lekola tšebeliso ea CPU, RAM, disk le marang-rang ka nako ea sebele. Latela ts'ebetso ea seva ea hau 24/7.
Common use cases where Alpine excels
Khetha tlhophiso ea hau e phethahetseng ea VPS
Merero ea ho amohela VPS ea Cloud ka taolo e felletseng le ho tenyetseha
Quick guide to deploy and configure your Alpine VPS
ssh root@your-server-ip# Update package lists
apk update
# Upgrade all packages
apk upgrade# Basic utilities
apk add curl wget git vim bash
# Build tools (if needed)
apk add build-baseAlpine uses iptables for firewall management:
# Install iptables
apk add iptables
# Allow SSH
iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 22 -j ACCEPT
# Allow HTTP/HTTPS
iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 80 -j ACCEPT
iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 443 -j ACCEPT
# Save rules
/etc/init.d/iptables save# Install Nginx
apk add nginx
# Start and enable on boot
rc-update add nginx default
rc-service nginx start
# Check status
rc-service nginx status# Search for packages
apk search package-name
# Show package info
apk info package-name
# List installed packages
apk list --installed
# Remove package
apk del package-nameCommon questions about Alpine VPS Ho Tšoara VPS
Alpine Linux is extremely lightweight (around 5MB base image), security-focused, and uses musl libc instead of glibc. It's the most popular base image for Docker containers due to its minimal size and security hardening.
Yes, but with caveats. Alpine is excellent for containerized applications and lightweight services. However, some software may have compatibility issues with musl libc (expects glibc). Test thoroughly before production deployment.
Alpine uses APK (Alpine Package Keeper). Install packages with "apk add package-name". The package repository is smaller than Debian/Ubuntu but includes most common server software.
Yes! Alpine has excellent Docker support. In fact, Alpine is the most popular base image for Docker containers. Install Docker with "apk add docker" and use Alpine-based images for minimal container sizes.
Choose Alpine for minimal resource usage (ideal for containers, edge devices, or budget VPS), enhanced security (smaller attack surface), and faster boot times. Choose Ubuntu for broader software compatibility and community support.
Yes. Alpine has comprehensive documentation at wiki.alpinelinux.org. The community is smaller than Debian/Ubuntu but very active. Most common server setups are well-documented.
Musl libc is a lightweight, standards-compliant C library (alternative to glibc). It's smaller and more secure but some proprietary software expects glibc. Most open-source software works fine with musl.
Yes! Alpine can run Nginx, PostgreSQL, Node.js, Python, Ruby, Go, and most modern web stacks. However, proprietary software (Oracle DB, commercial apps) may require glibc and won't work on Alpine.
Fumana seva sa hau inthaneteng ka metsotsoana e ka tlase ho 60
Phihlello e felletseng ea metso • Tšireletso ea DDoS • Tšehetso ea 24/7