I have a MacPro and a rented CloudLinux dedicated server with +20 domains. My question is, is it wise to replace CloudLinux with the OSX Server app?
My reasons
My reasons
- Using MacPro more logically. She is wasting as an in-office server.
- I want to own my own dedicated server, not a rented one.
- OSX Server's built-in services like calendar, contacts, time machine, XCode.
- This choise will reduce my costs to ~%50.
- If I want to rent a dedicated linux server as powerful as my MacPro, I will need to pay ~3 times more than I pay now.
- I'm used to use OSX rather than Linux
- Linking osx server with non-native servers/services like MySQL is hard and complicated as I know.
- You cannot find help/resource about osx server easily when you need.
- I tried OSX Server once, ~3 years ago
- I love using MacPro in office
- We're using MAMP for development, and we like it. (Wow. I think MAMP is my 3rd option )
- Security/Reliability etc.
- mySQL (Generally)
- PostgreSQL (not likely)
- Wordpress (not likely)
- IMAP/POP3 (I know OSX Server has these but I suffered trying to setup when I tried long ago)
- Composer and some more PHP stuff (I cannot remember now)
- XMPP (will use in 6 months) (Can I use OSX Server's Messages service)
- VOIP (will use in 1 year)
- We may create JAVA based Web Apps
- Git (may create as replacement of BitBucket for office use)