How to install SolusVm on ubuntu 20.4

How To Install SolusVm On Ubuntu 20.4

The management server is a physical dedicated server that meets the following requirements:

OS

AlmaLinux 8,
CentOS 7, CentOS Stream,
Debian 10, Debian 11, Debian 12,
Ubuntu 18, Ubuntu 20, Ubuntu 22

CPU

Minimum 4 cores/8 threads

RAM

Minimum 4 GiB
Highly recommended 8 GiB

Free disk space

Minimum 40 GiB

Allowed connections to ports

TCP 443 (web server)
TCP 5671 (messaging service RabbitMQ)

 

Installation

To install SolusVM 2 on the management server:

  1. Access the management server command line via SSH.

  2. Download the SolusVM 2 installer script:

    curl https://installer.dev.solusvm.com/latest -o installer
  3. Enable execution mode for the downloaded script:

    chmod +x ./installer
  4. Launch the interactive installer in the command line:

    ./installer
  5. Read the end-user license agreement and then enter 1 to accept it.

  6. Provide your email address. It will be used as your SolusVM 2 login.

  7. Provide the resolvable hostname or IP address of your management server.

The installation will start. Once it is finished, you will see your login, generated password, and login links. You can now log in to SolusVM 2.

 

Logging in

Note

When you log in to SolusVM 2 for the first time, your browser may show you a warning about an untrusted SSL/TLS certificate. Not to worry. During its installation, SolusVM 2 secures the connection between the browser and the web application with an SSL/TLS certificate. If the management server is public-facing, SolusVM 2 installs a free SSL/TLS certificate from Let’s Encrypt. If the management server is inside an internal network, SolusVM 2 installs a self-signed SSL/TLS certificate, which causes that warning. Either way, your SolusVM 2 connection is secured and encrypted.

To log in to SolusVM 2 for the first time:

  1. Go to a one-time login link generated and shown after the installation is complete.

  2. You will be taken right to the SolusVM 2 administrator interface.

To log in to SolusVM 2 later on:

  1. Go to https://<management-server-hostname>/admin or https://<management-server-IP>/admin.

  2. Provide your email address specified during the installation (it will be now used as your login) and password generated and shown at the end of the installation.

  3. Click Log In.

 

Installation

To install SolusVM 2 on the management server:

  1. Access the management server command line via SSH.

  2. Download the SolusVM 2 installer script:

    curl https://installer.dev.solusvm.com/latest -o installer
  3. Enable execution mode for the downloaded script:

    chmod +x ./installer
  4. Launch the interactive installer in the command line:

    ./installer
  5. Read the end-user license agreement and then enter 1 to accept it.

  6. Provide your email address. It will be used as your SolusVM 2 login.

  7. Provide the resolvable hostname or IP address of your management server.

The installation will start. Once it is finished, you will see your login, generated password, and login links. You can now log in to SolusVM 2.

 

Logging in

Note

When you log in to SolusVM 2 for the first time, your browser may show you a warning about an untrusted SSL/TLS certificate. Not to worry. During its installation, SolusVM 2 secures the connection between the browser and the web application with an SSL/TLS certificate. If the management server is public-facing, SolusVM 2 installs a free SSL/TLS certificate from Let’s Encrypt. If the management server is inside an internal network, SolusVM 2 installs a self-signed SSL/TLS certificate, which causes that warning. Either way, your SolusVM 2 connection is secured and encrypted.

To log in to SolusVM 2 for the first time:

  1. Go to a one-time login link generated and shown after the installation is complete.

  2. You will be taken right to the SolusVM 2 administrator interface.

To log in to SolusVM 2 later on:

  1. Go to https://<management-server-hostname>/admin or https://<management-server-IP>/admin.

  2. Provide your email address specified during the installation (it will be now used as your login) and password generated and shown at the end of the installation.

  3. Click Log In.

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