Comment on Rocky Linux releases its first release candidateparentComments−bombcar5yIf you're tied to software that is used on RHEL or release in sync with RHEL I'd say stick with CentOS-like distributions - but if you're not I'd say that moving to Ubuntu LTS doesn't seem that bad of an option.−Dah00n5yIf you need LTS would Debian not be a better choice for servers?−dralley5yDebian and Ubuntu have the same LTS policies, but Ubuntu has the option of paid "extended LTS".I won't comment on the experience of using Ubuntu vs. Debian on servers because I don't have any−bombcar5yThe main advantage with Ubuntu is “everyone uses it” so there’s almost certainly a setup for it. Debian may have a bit more hoops to jump through.
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If you're tied to software that is used on RHEL or release in sync with RHEL I'd say stick with CentOS-like distributions - but if you're not I'd say that moving to Ubuntu LTS doesn't seem that bad of an option.
If you need LTS would Debian not be a better choice for servers?
Debian and Ubuntu have the same LTS policies, but Ubuntu has the option of paid "extended LTS".
I won't comment on the experience of using Ubuntu vs. Debian on servers because I don't have any
The main advantage with Ubuntu is “everyone uses it” so there’s almost certainly a setup for it. Debian may have a bit more hoops to jump through.