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When deploying a Linux system, understanding what services and daemons run by default after installation is essential for both performance and security management. Linux distributions are widely regarded for their robustness, security, and performance, making decisions about what runs on a Linux box critical right from the setup. In this blog post, we will explore the common network services that typically start by default on a Linux machine after installation, their purposes, and basic management tips. The set of default network services running on a Linux system can vary significantly depending on the Linux distribution (such as Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora, etc.) and the installation options chosen (minimal vs. standard installation).