Stable and reliable Linux distribution, the base for many others
Just 3 simple steps
Debian-specific features that make it perfect for VPS hosting
Thoroughly tested before release
Dedicated security team
Massive software repository
100% open source commitment
Manaaki Linux taumata-hinonga me te mana whakahaere katoa
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Mana whakahaere katoa mō tō taiao. Kei roto te urunga SSH. Tāutahia ngā pūmanawa katoa e hiahiatia ana e koe.
Rokiroki SSD NVMe tere rawa atu mō te mahi tino pai. Tae atu ki te 10x tere atu i ngā HDD tuku iho.
Parenga DDoS taumata-hinonga me te parenga ahi. Puritia tō tūmau kia haumaru mai i ngā whakaekenga.
Ngā tārua aunoa o ia rā me te whakaora pāwhiri kotahi. Kaua rawa e ngaro ō raraunga me tā mātou pūnaha tārua.
Aroturukihia te whakamahinga o te PTM, te RAM, te kōpae, me te whatunga i te wā tūturu. Aroturukihia te mahi a tō tūmau 24/7.
Common use cases where Debian excels
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Ngā mahere manaaki VPS Kapua me te mana whakahaere katoa me te ngāwari
Quick guide to deploy and configure your Debian VPS
Access your Debian server:
ssh root@your-server-ipSync package repositories and upgrade installed packages:
apt update && apt upgrade -yapt install -y curl wget git vim sudo ufwSet up basic firewall rules:
# Allow SSH
ufw allow 22/tcp
# Allow web traffic
ufw allow 80/tcp
ufw allow 443/tcp
# Enable firewall
ufw enable# Create user
adduser deploy
# Add to sudo group
usermod -aG sudo deploy
# Switch to new user
su - deploycat /etc/debian_versionunattended-upgradesCommon questions about Debian VPS Manaaki VPS
Debian prioritizes stability over cutting-edge features. It uses older, thoroughly-tested packages and has slower release cycles. Debian is ideal for servers that need maximum uptime and minimal breaking changes. Ubuntu, based on Debian, releases more frequently with newer software.
We recommend Debian 12 "Bookworm" (stable) for production servers. It receives security updates for ~5 years. Avoid "testing" or "unstable" branches for production workloads.
Yes! Debian has one of the largest and most active open-source communities. Extensive documentation, forums, and mailing lists provide excellent support. However, no official commercial support is available (unlike Ubuntu).
Absolutely. Debian is one of the most popular server operating systems for web hosting. It's lightweight, stable, and supports all major web servers (Apache, Nginx) and database systems (MySQL, PostgreSQL).
Debian uses APT (same as Ubuntu) with access to over 59,000 packages in official repositories. Install software with "apt install package-name".
Yes. Debian has an excellent security track record with dedicated security team providing prompt updates. The conservative package philosophy means fewer vulnerabilities from bleeding-edge software.
Major Debian releases occur every ~2 years. The current "stable" branch receives security updates throughout its lifecycle (~5 years). Point releases fix critical bugs every few months.
Yes! Debian supports in-place upgrades between versions (e.g., Debian 11 to 12). The process is well-documented and generally smooth, but always backup first and test on non-production servers.
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