How to Install UBOS on Clear Linux Latest

In this tutorial, we will be installing UBOS on Clear Linux Latest. UBOS is a Linux distribution designed to make hosting web applications easy and secure, perfect for running servers for personal or small business use. Clear Linux Latest is a distribution that is built for performance, security and innovation. Combining these two will result in a secure and reliable server setup.

Prerequisites

Before we start, you will need to following:

Install UBOS to Clear Linux Latest

Follow the steps below to install UBOS:

  1. Launch a terminal window, and enter the command below to update the system:
sudo swupd update
  1. Enter the command below to install the necessary dependencies:
sudo swupd bundle-add bzip2 curl pcre power-tools unzip zip
  1. Next, we need to import the UBOS public key. Enter the following command:
sudo rpm --import https://ubos.net/pubkey.gpg
  1. Add the UBOS software repository:
sudo tee /etc/yum.repos.d/ubos.repo <<EOF
[ubos-core]
name=UBOS-core
baseurl=https://ubos.net/ubos-core/latest/\$basearch
enabled=1
gpgcheck=1
EOF
  1. After adding the UBOS repository, you can now install UBOS. Enter the command below to install the ubos-admin package:
sudo dnf install ubos-admin
  1. Now, initialize UBOS by running the following command:
sudo ubos-admin createsite
  1. Follow the prompts to create your site. You will be prompted to enter information such as the site name, email address, and hostname.

  2. Once the site has been created, you can begin to start and manage your applications. To start an application, enter the following command and replace <APPNAME> with the name of the application you wish to start:

sudo ubos-admin startapp <APPNAME>

Congratulations! You have now installed UBOS on Clear Linux Latest. You are now ready to start hosting your applications in a secure and reliable manner.

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