Achira Dasanayaka
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Click to
create a
new VPS
Create a
Create a New
New Server
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Create a
Create a New
New Server
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Create a
Create a New
New Server
Server
Create a
Create a New
New Server
Server
Create a
Create a New
New Server
Server
Create a
Create a New
New Server
Server
Create a
Create a New
New Server
Server
Ip Address
Configure VPS
Configure VPS
Step 1: Access Your Server via SSH
First, you need to access your server via SSH. You can use an SSH client like
PuTTY (for Windows) or the terminal (for macOS/Linux).
Download PuTTY
Configure PuTTY
Configure PuTTY
Ip Address
Configure PuTTY
Configure PuTTY
Root
Password
Configure PuTTY
Configure PuTTY
Configure VPS
Configure VPS
type “yes”
and press
enter
Configure VPS
Configure VPS
Configure VPS
Configure VPS
type your
server IP
address
and press
enter
Install Apache
Install Apache Server
Server
Install Apache
Install Apache Server
Server
$ sudo apt update
update sources
update sources list
list
$ sudo nano /etc/apt/[Link]
deb [Link] focal main restricted
deb-src [Link] focal main restricted
deb [Link] focal-updates main restricted
deb-src [Link] focal-updates main restricted
deb [Link] focal universe
deb-src [Link] focal universe
deb [Link] focal-updates universe
deb-src [Link] focal-updates universe
deb [Link] focal multiverse
deb-src [Link] focal multiverse
deb [Link] focal-updates multiverse
deb-src [Link] focal-updates multiverse
deb [Link] focal-security main restricted
deb-src [Link] focal-security main restricted
deb [Link] focal-security universe
deb-src [Link] focal-security universe
deb [Link] focal-security multiverse
deb-src [Link] focal-security multiverse
Press CTRL+O , Enter , CTRL+X
$ sudo apt update
Install Apache
Install Apache Server
Server
$ sudo apt-get install apache2
Yes
Install Apache
Install Apache Server
Server
Install Apache
Install Apache Server
Server
Chek Status :- $ sudo systemctl status apache2
To Start :- $ sudo systemctl start apache2
Install Apache
Install Apache Server
Server
Install PHP
Install PHP
Install PHP
Install PHP
Install PHP
Install PHP
$ cd /var/www/html
$ nano [Link]
[Link]
Press CTRL+O , Enter , CTRL+X
Install PHP Modules
$ sudo apt-get install php7.4-mysql php7.4-gd php7.4-curl
Install PHP
Install PHP
To remove test file :- $ s u do r m i nfo . p h p
Create a
Create a login
login page
page
$ to u c h i n dex . p h p
$ ls
$ nano [Link]
Install MySQL
Install MySQL
$ s u do a pt- g et i n s t a l l m y s q l - s e r v e r
Install MySQL
Install MySQL
$ s u do m y s q l - u ro ot - p
m y s q l > a lte r u s e r ro ot @ lo c a l h o s t
i de nt i f i e d b y ' Ac h i ra 1 23 ' ;
Changes the authentication plugin for the
root user from whatever it's currently
using to mysql_native_password
m y s q l > A LT E R U S E R ' ro ot ' @ ' lo c a l h o s t '
I D E N T I F I E D W I T H m y s q l _ n a t i v e _ p a s s w o rd
BY ' Ac h i ra 1 23 ' ;
m y s q l > F LU S H P R I V I L EG ES ;
Install MySQL
Install MySQL
$ m y s q l - u ro ot - p
mysql> show databases;
Create database
Create database
m y s q l > c re a te d a t a b a s e c l a s s ;
Create table
Create table
Insert data
Insert data
Load data
Load data to
to Front
Front End
End
Thank you!
Thank you!
Achira Dasanayaka