Using openSUSE's YaST on the Raspberry Pi
Conclusion
It goes without saying that you can deploy and configure servers on any Linux distribution that can run on the Raspberry Pi. The question is how much effort and time you are willing to put into this. If the idea of doing this manually in the terminal is not your cup of tea, then you'll definitely appreciate openSUSE's YaST tool.
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