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UBOS is a Linux distro and web platform that turns a server into a self-managing appliance for hosting web applications.
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About UBOS
UBOS is a specialized Linux distribution designed to simplify running web applications on your own hardware. It bundles a web server, database, and management tools into a single integrated system that handles updates, DNS, SSL certificates, and firewall rules automatically. You deploy apps through a web-based control panel or command line with one command.
The platform supports a growing library of apps including WordPress, Nextcloud, Ghost, Joomla, MediaWiki, and many others. It runs on x86 and ARM hardware like Raspberry Pi. UBOS uses systemd and its own package manager to keep everything in sync. The web panel provides monitoring, backups, and logs. The project was started by Dr. Johannes Ernst, a former Sun Microsystems engineer.
UBOS is open source under the GPL and is free to use on personal servers. Commercial support and pre-configured hardware are available through the UBOS company. It appeals to developers and sysadmins who want appliance-like simplicity without giving up control of their infrastructure.
The platform supports a growing library of apps including WordPress, Nextcloud, Ghost, Joomla, MediaWiki, and many others. It runs on x86 and ARM hardware like Raspberry Pi. UBOS uses systemd and its own package manager to keep everything in sync. The web panel provides monitoring, backups, and logs. The project was started by Dr. Johannes Ernst, a former Sun Microsystems engineer.
UBOS is open source under the GPL and is free to use on personal servers. Commercial support and pre-configured hardware are available through the UBOS company. It appeals to developers and sysadmins who want appliance-like simplicity without giving up control of their infrastructure.
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Quick Facts
- Pricing
- Freemium
- License
- Open Source
- Platform
- Linux
- Version
- 19.3
- Developer
- ubos.net / Johannes Ernst
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