Linux server | Linux kernel | Apache | Java | PHP
A Linux server is a computer system running the Linux operating system. This system is based on the Linux kernel, a software that manages the communication between the server’s hardware and its software. Linux servers are typically used to host websites or applications, store and manage data, or provide services to other computers on a network.
Linux servers are widely used in enterprise environments because they are reliable, flexible and secure. They can be easily configured to support a wide range of applications and services, and they are often used in conjunction with other technologies such as web servers, database servers, and cloud computing platforms.
Common technologies used with Linux servers include Apache, MySQL, PHP, and Java. These tools are widely used to create, manage and maintain web-based applications and services. In addition, Linux servers integrate easily with other systems and technologies, such as virtualization software, storage systems, and networking equipment.
The experts at BITS have used Linux servers in a wide range of projects. A selection of case studies and references can be found below.