Linux Server Installation

  • The service would involve installing and configuring a Linux operating system on a server hardware platform. This could be for a physical on-premises server or a virtual server in the cloud.
  • The service would typically include steps like:
    • Selecting an appropriate Linux distribution (e.g. Ubuntu, CentOS, RHEL) based on the customer’s requirements
    • Partitioning the storage and setting up file systems
    • Installing the base Linux OS and applying any necessary updates/patches
    • Configuring network settings, hostname, timezone, etc.
    • Installing and configuring any required software packages (web server, database, etc.)
    • Securing the server by setting up firewalls, SSH access, etc.
    • Optionally, migrating any existing data or applications to the new Linux server
  • The service provider would have expertise in Linux system administration and be able to recommend the best practices for installing and configuring a reliable, secure, and performant Linux server.
  • Ongoing maintenance and support services could also be offered, such as monitoring, backups, software updates, and troubleshooting.
  • Pricing for the installation service would typically be quoted on a per-server basis, with additional fees for any custom configuration or migration work required.
Category:

This service includes Installation of Linux [ Any modern distribution ] on the  on-site physical server or on cloud server.  This may include,  tuning, hardening of Linux Server.  There are certain roles also can be installed.

Pre-requisites of Linux Server.

1. Verify Hardware Compatibility:

  • Ensure that the hardware meets or exceeds the minimum and recommended hardware requirements for the specific version and distribution  of Linux Server you’re installing.

2. Check Software Compatibility:

  • Ensure that the applications and services you intend to run on the server are compatible with the version of Windows Server you’re installing.

3. Backup Data:

  • Backup any critical data on the server to prevent data loss during the installation process.

4. Choose the Installation Type:

  • Decide whether you want to perform a clean installation or an upgrade from a previous version of Linux Server.

5. Obtain Installation Media:

  • Have the installation media (DVD, USB, ISO file) for the specific version and edition of Linux  Server you’re installing.

6. Obtain Product Key:

  • Most of Linux Distribution does not require any licence [ Except Red-Hat  for support ]

7. Choose the distribution:

  • Determine which edition of  Linux distribution based on your organization’s needs.  [ Example, Ubuntu, Arch, Debian, Cent Os, Kali, Redhat, Rocky, Oracle  etc…

8. Plan Server Roles and Features:

  • Decide on the server roles and features you’ll be installing after the base OS installation. This can include roles like  DNS, DHCP, Docker, etc and more.

9. Verify Network Settings:

  • Ensure that network settings, including IP addresses, DNS, and gateway configurations, are properly planned and documented.

By carefully considering these prerequisites and following the recommended steps, you can ensure a smoother and more successful installation of Linux  Server. Always refer to the official documentation for the version you’re installing for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

 

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