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Cloud file hosting with Nextcloud - Linux Tutorial
From the course: Building an Ubuntu Server
Cloud file hosting with Nextcloud
- Using services like Nextcloud we can transform our server into a private cloud server for files, contacts, photos, calendars and more. Nextcloud allows clients to sync information. And it's a popular choice for small and large organizations alike. To install Nextcloud on our Ubuntu server, we can either perform a manual installation, setting up the web server, a database server, and so on by hand or we can use the snap version of Nextcloud, which handles this all for us. Nextcloud starts out running on port 80 providing an unsecured HTTP management interface. So I'll need to make sure port 80 is available on my system. The ports can be changed but that's not something we'll focus on here. It looks like I still have my internet server running on port 80 from a previous video. So I'll stop and disable that. It looks like port 80 is open on my firewall, too. So I don't need to make any changes there. If I did…
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Hosting services on your server1m 38s
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Configuring an SSH server6m 28s
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Sharing files with Samba5m
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Web hosting with Apache HTTP server3m 33s
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Web hosting with NGINX1m 46s
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Hosting a database with MariaDB4m 51s
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Monitoring the server with Cockpit3m 22s
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Virtualization with KVM/QEMU10m 15s
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Containers with LXC3m 37s
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Containers with Docker3m 20s
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Sharing media with Docker and Jellyfin8m 45s
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Cloud file hosting with Nextcloud3m 30s
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