sudo systemctl stop rvice sudo systemctl start rvice sudo systemctl enable rvice Once the installation is completed, enable Apache2 at system startup. If the system notifies you of the need to restart the server to install Apache2, select the "yes" item and press Enter. sudo apt update sudo apt install apache2 -y To install it, refer to the official Ubuntu repositories. Installing Apache2Īpache is one of the most popular web servers nowadays. In case of a local server, go to the next step and open the terminal of your server. If you haven’t done so yet, following our guide is recommended to connect securely with the SSH protocol. To get started, connect to your server via an SSH connection. If these components are already installed on your server, skip these steps and proceed directly to the fourth step “Creating the database for Drupal”.
In the next steps you will see how to install Apache, MariaDB and PHP on your Ubuntu 20.04 server, before proceeding with the installation of Drupal. Furthermore, Drupal is based on PHP, so it requires this component to be installed on your system as well. Here, we will use Apache and MariaDB respectively.
PrerequisitesĪs for the operation of any CMS, it is essential that a Web Server is installed on your server and that there is a Database where to save information and contents. In this tutorial you will see all the steps to correctly install Drupal 8 (version 8.4.5) on your Cloud Server with Linux Ubuntu 20.04. It is a free, modular and highly customizable CMS (Content Management System), and bea valid alternative to more popular tools such as WordPress or Joomla. Drupal is an open source software based on PHP that, by working on the server side, allows the creation of dynamic websites, even quite complex ones.
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