High-quality and trustworthy Linux support services

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Looking for quality and reliable Linux support services? Check out the ones RootHosts offers. Trust the proven professionalism and leave your Linux servers in our hands to focus on your business goals without worrying about their performance.

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We specialize in supporting both hosting services and Linux servers. We have extensive experience in the Linux environment. We offer a wide range of solutions, namely from single server management to highly available server clusters. We support a variety of open source software products including Apache, OpenLDAP, PHP, MySQL, NginX, WordPress and many more.

Linux maintenance support

Our team of engineers is available to support your Linux server. We work with different distributions such as Ubuntu, CentOS, Rocky Linux, Debian and Red Hat Linux.

Customer service

We provide a personal and efficient service that provides you with everything you need. The RootHosts team is made up of highly skilled professionals who have the knowledge, skills and experience to troubleshoot any issues that arise.

Have any questions? Contact us to discuss them.

Linux is an operating system that is based on the Linux kernel. It is free and open source, which means that its code is available for modification and distribution by the public.

It was created in the early 1990s by Linus Torvalds and has since been developed by a large community of programmers around the world. Linux is used in a wide range of devices including servers, work computers, mobile devices and home computers.

Linux is known for its stability, security and flexibility. It is the basis for many operating systems, which are called Linux distributions (examples: Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS, Debian, and others), offering different features, interfaces, and applications according to users’ needs.

  1. Web servers: used to host websites, web applications, blogs, and other online resources.
  2. File servers: provide storage and sharing of files and data across the network, allowing users to share and access resources.
  3. Email servers: responsible for sending, receiving and storing emails, providing email for users.
  4. Databases: database servers provide access to information stored in databases such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, and others.
  5. Virtualization: Linux servers are well suited for virtualization, allowing users to run different virtual machines on a single physical server.
  6. Network servers: support features such as routing, VPN, DHCP, and more, providing network services to users on the network.
  7. Game servers: used to host online games by providing game space for multiple players.

These are just a few of the many uses of Linux servers, which offer a variety of services and features on a computer network.