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What system does a CVM generally use? The most commonly used is the Linux and Windows systems, the two systems have different advantages, we also have differences in choice, and then follow the editor to learn about it.

Windows system:

Generally speaking, Server 2003 and Server 2008 R2 are commonly used in Windows systems, which are divided into x86 and x64. X86 is 32-bit and x64 is 32-bit, which is mainly reflected in memory. 32-bit itself is limited to support up to 4GB memory, and 64-bit is required if higher is needed.

WindowsServer is an operating system specially designed for servers, including server applications developed by Microsoft. It is recommended that the higher the version, the better, because the high version has fewer vulnerabilities, high security, more functions and convenient control.

Linux system:

Linux operating system mainly includes CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian and so on. They are all excellent open source operating systems with similar functions and slightly different interfaces and operation methods.

CentOS system is the first choice for beginners to configure cloud computing servers. CentOS is a version compiled and released from Redhat source code, which removes many applications that have nothing to do with server functions. The system is simple, stable and takes up less resources. Command line operation can facilitate the management of systems and applications, help documentation and community support.

Linux system users rarely encounter crashes, and there are no major accidents for many years. Even if there are security vulnerabilities, Linux, as an open source operating system, can be repaired quickly and is more stable than Windows.

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