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Assume I have a physical server with vanilla Ubuntu 18.04 LTS where I'll do some minimal configuration adjustments in iptables and /etc/ssh/sshd_config and only install docker.



Using docker I'll be running whatever workloads I need to run and I'll be keeping the host up to date regularly via these commands:



sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
sudo reboot now
sudo apt-get autoremove


Should I prefer something other than Ubuntu (e.g Debian, Arch, CentOS) because it'll offer me better performance or better security? Or will sticking to Ubuntu offer me exactly the same performance and security as anything else for my usage scenario?



Edit: I do not care about how large the host O/S is on the server. I'm only looking into facts and figures which confirm whether performance and security are affected.









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  • Pretty broad question, but yes, Ubuntu is filled with lots of things unecessary to your use case, such as snapd etc. If you want a minimal system I suggest choosing Debian (on which Ubuntu is based on) or similar.

    – Panki
    3 mins ago











  • @Panki Thanks. I believe it's not broad at all since I've described a very specific use case. I've also updated my question with a note that I don't care how large or "bloated" the distro is.

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    20 secs ago


















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Assume I have a physical server with vanilla Ubuntu 18.04 LTS where I'll do some minimal configuration adjustments in iptables and /etc/ssh/sshd_config and only install docker.



Using docker I'll be running whatever workloads I need to run and I'll be keeping the host up to date regularly via these commands:



sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
sudo reboot now
sudo apt-get autoremove


Should I prefer something other than Ubuntu (e.g Debian, Arch, CentOS) because it'll offer me better performance or better security? Or will sticking to Ubuntu offer me exactly the same performance and security as anything else for my usage scenario?



Edit: I do not care about how large the host O/S is on the server. I'm only looking into facts and figures which confirm whether performance and security are affected.









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  • Pretty broad question, but yes, Ubuntu is filled with lots of things unecessary to your use case, such as snapd etc. If you want a minimal system I suggest choosing Debian (on which Ubuntu is based on) or similar.

    – Panki
    3 mins ago











  • @Panki Thanks. I believe it's not broad at all since I've described a very specific use case. I've also updated my question with a note that I don't care how large or "bloated" the distro is.

    – cherouvim
    20 secs ago














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Assume I have a physical server with vanilla Ubuntu 18.04 LTS where I'll do some minimal configuration adjustments in iptables and /etc/ssh/sshd_config and only install docker.



Using docker I'll be running whatever workloads I need to run and I'll be keeping the host up to date regularly via these commands:



sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
sudo reboot now
sudo apt-get autoremove


Should I prefer something other than Ubuntu (e.g Debian, Arch, CentOS) because it'll offer me better performance or better security? Or will sticking to Ubuntu offer me exactly the same performance and security as anything else for my usage scenario?



Edit: I do not care about how large the host O/S is on the server. I'm only looking into facts and figures which confirm whether performance and security are affected.









share









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Assume I have a physical server with vanilla Ubuntu 18.04 LTS where I'll do some minimal configuration adjustments in iptables and /etc/ssh/sshd_config and only install docker.



Using docker I'll be running whatever workloads I need to run and I'll be keeping the host up to date regularly via these commands:



sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
sudo reboot now
sudo apt-get autoremove


Should I prefer something other than Ubuntu (e.g Debian, Arch, CentOS) because it'll offer me better performance or better security? Or will sticking to Ubuntu offer me exactly the same performance and security as anything else for my usage scenario?



Edit: I do not care about how large the host O/S is on the server. I'm only looking into facts and figures which confirm whether performance and security are affected.







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  • Pretty broad question, but yes, Ubuntu is filled with lots of things unecessary to your use case, such as snapd etc. If you want a minimal system I suggest choosing Debian (on which Ubuntu is based on) or similar.

    – Panki
    3 mins ago











  • @Panki Thanks. I believe it's not broad at all since I've described a very specific use case. I've also updated my question with a note that I don't care how large or "bloated" the distro is.

    – cherouvim
    20 secs ago



















  • Pretty broad question, but yes, Ubuntu is filled with lots of things unecessary to your use case, such as snapd etc. If you want a minimal system I suggest choosing Debian (on which Ubuntu is based on) or similar.

    – Panki
    3 mins ago











  • @Panki Thanks. I believe it's not broad at all since I've described a very specific use case. I've also updated my question with a note that I don't care how large or "bloated" the distro is.

    – cherouvim
    20 secs ago

















Pretty broad question, but yes, Ubuntu is filled with lots of things unecessary to your use case, such as snapd etc. If you want a minimal system I suggest choosing Debian (on which Ubuntu is based on) or similar.

– Panki
3 mins ago





Pretty broad question, but yes, Ubuntu is filled with lots of things unecessary to your use case, such as snapd etc. If you want a minimal system I suggest choosing Debian (on which Ubuntu is based on) or similar.

– Panki
3 mins ago













@Panki Thanks. I believe it's not broad at all since I've described a very specific use case. I've also updated my question with a note that I don't care how large or "bloated" the distro is.

– cherouvim
20 secs ago





@Panki Thanks. I believe it's not broad at all since I've described a very specific use case. I've also updated my question with a note that I don't care how large or "bloated" the distro is.

– cherouvim
20 secs ago










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