Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (Noble Numbat, Minimal)
A practical starting point for a new Linux workload. Confirm application compatibility before deployment.
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Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish, Minimal)
A flexible starting point for your preferred Linux environment. Check the release lifecycle and application requirements.
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For existing compatibility needs. Review the upstream lifecycle and your update coverage before deployment.
Review support lifecycleConfigure with this imageDebian 11 (Bullseye, Minimal)
For existing compatibility needs. Review the upstream lifecycle and your update coverage before deployment.
Review support lifecycleConfigure with this imageDebian 12 (Bookworm, Minimal)
A flexible starting point for your preferred Linux environment. Check the release lifecycle and application requirements.
Available imageConfigure with this imageDebian 13 (Trixie, Minimal)
A practical starting point for a new Linux workload. Confirm application compatibility before deployment.
A good starting pointConfigure with this imageCentOS 7 (Minimal)
For existing compatibility needs. Review the upstream lifecycle and your update coverage before deployment.
Review support lifecycleConfigure with this imageCentOS 9 (Minimal)
A flexible starting point for your preferred Linux environment. Check the release lifecycle and application requirements.
Available imageConfigure with this imageRocky Linux 8 (Minimal)
A flexible starting point for your preferred Linux environment. Check the release lifecycle and application requirements.
Available imageConfigure with this imageRocky Linux 9 (Minimal)
A flexible starting point for your preferred Linux environment. Check the release lifecycle and application requirements.
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A flexible starting point for your preferred Linux environment. Check the release lifecycle and application requirements.
Available imageConfigure with this imageAlmaLinux 9 (Latest)
A flexible starting point for your preferred Linux environment. Check the release lifecycle and application requirements.
Available imageConfigure with this imageAlmaLinux 10 (Latest)
A flexible starting point for your preferred Linux environment. Check the release lifecycle and application requirements.
Available imageConfigure with this imageFedora 42 (Minimal)
For existing compatibility needs. Review the upstream lifecycle and your update coverage before deployment.
Review support lifecycleConfigure with this imageFedora 43 (Minimal)
A flexible starting point for your preferred Linux environment. Check the release lifecycle and application requirements.
Available imageConfigure with this imageOther Leap 15 (Minimal)
A flexible starting point for your preferred Linux environment. Check the release lifecycle and application requirements.
Available imageConfigure with this imageOther 9 (Minimal)
A flexible starting point for your preferred Linux environment. Check the release lifecycle and application requirements.
Available imageConfigure with this imageOther 9 (Latest)
A flexible starting point for your preferred Linux environment. Check the release lifecycle and application requirements.
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THE IMAGE IS THE BEGINNINGMake the first
Make the first
hour count.
Update the system, add your access key, set deliberate firewall rules and create a recovery point before the application becomes critical.
Follow the first-server guideCan I change the image after deployment?
Yes, through a reinstall. Reinstalling replaces the system disk and its contents. Take an independent backup, confirm the target service and plan how to restore your application first.
Does an available image mean upstream support is current?
No. The catalog includes compatibility images and older releases. Availability is separate from vendor security support. Review the exact release lifecycle and any extended-support requirements before using it in production.
Are control panels included?
The configurator offers several installation choices. Commercial control-panel licenses are excluded where stated. Confirm that the selected panel supports your chosen operating system.
Can I use my own configuration?
Yes. You have root access and can provision the software you need. Use public SSH keys, version-controlled configuration without secrets and a recovery plan you can repeat.
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