Linux
Linux, a $25 billion ecosystem in 2008, is a significant force in computing,
powering diverse applications from the New York Stock Exchange
to mobile phones and consumer devices.
An Open-source Legend
Linux is, in essence, an operating system that represented a $25 billion ecosystem in 2008. Since its inception in 1991, Linux has become a force in computing, powering everything from the New York Stock Exchange to mobile phones to supercomputers to consumer devices.
This is what defines us
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Main features
Linux is the stable foundation for all IT workloads and deployments, both traditional and innovative, in any environment - bare metal, virtual, cloud, or containerized.
- Everyone can run, study, share and modify the software.
- Modified code can also be redistributed and even sold, but all of this must be done under the same license.
- In the case of the cloud, even on Microsoft's Azure, more than 60% of the images on the Azure market and almost a third of the virtual machines are based on Linux.
- Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud Platform offer multiple Linux distributions in their images available to the public.
Our implementation process
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Setup
Packages, users, and basic system configurations are installed. The environment is adapted.
2
Service setup
Web servers, databases, or containers are configured. Everything is integrated using automation.
3
Security
Firewall rules, system logging, and hardening are applied. The environment is constantly monitored.
4
Deployment
Scripts, cron jobs, and CI/CD workflows are created. The system becomes efficient and automated.
