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Fedora-specific features that make it perfect for VPS hosting
Newest software and technologies
Fast, reliable package management
Mandatory access control
Upstream for RHEL
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Common use cases where Fedora excels
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Quick guide to deploy and configure your Fedora VPS
Fedora is best for development/testing. For production servers, consider Rocky Linux or Ubuntu LTS with longer support.
ssh root@your-server-ipdnf update -ydnf install -y curl wget git vim nano htop# Start firewall
systemctl start firewalld
systemctl enable firewalld
# Allow services
firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=ssh
firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=http
firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=https
# Reload
firewall-cmd --reload# Install build tools
dnf groupinstall -y "Development Tools"
# Install Python
dnf install -y python3 python3-pip
# Install Node.js
dnf install -y nodejs npmFedora recommends Podman over Docker:
# Install Podman
dnf install -y podman
# Use like Docker
podman run hello-world
podman ps
podman imagescat /etc/fedora-releasednf install dnf-automatic && systemctl enable --now dnf-automatic.timerdnf system-upgrade (plan upgrades every 13 months)Common questions about Fedora VPS Cynnal VPS
Fedora is more suited for development and testing than production. It releases every 6 months with cutting-edge software but shorter support (13 months). For production servers, consider Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, or Ubuntu LTS with longer support cycles.
Fedora is the upstream, community version that Red Hat uses to test new features before including them in RHEL. Fedora has newer packages, faster release cycles, and shorter support. RHEL is stable, enterprise-focused, with 10+ years of support.
Fedora releases a new version every 6 months (approximately May and November). Each release is supported for 13 months, giving you one month overlap to upgrade before end-of-life.
Fedora uses DNF (Dandified YUM), the modern successor to YUM. Install packages with "dnf install package-name". DNF is faster and has better dependency resolution than YUM.
Yes, Fedora has excellent container support. However, Fedora recommends Podman (a Docker alternative) over Docker. Podman is daemonless, more secure, and Docker-compatible. Install with "dnf install podman".
While possible, it's not recommended for production. You'll need to upgrade every 13 months. For long-term stability, use Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, Debian, or Ubuntu LTS which have 5-10 year support lifecycles.
Fedora Server is optimized for server environments with minimal GUI and server-focused tools. Fedora Workstation includes a full GNOME desktop. For VPS hosting, use Fedora Server or Fedora minimal installation.
Yes, Fedora enforces SELinux by default for enhanced security. This can block misconfigured applications. You can set it to permissive mode with "setenforce 0" or disable it in /etc/selinux/config.
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