As part of our commitment to providing you with the latest and most ready-to-use service, we’ve updated the Debian Templates and synced them to all KVM nodes.
This template update process ensures that any new VPS deployed will come along with the latest available packages so you don’t have to spend time running a large initial update.
July 2022 Debian Templates
Templates for the following distributions/operating systems have been updated,
Debian 10
Debian 11
As always, any existing VPS can be updated at any time by the user, you may follow our guide for the steps required to update your VPS, Click here.
If you require any assistance at any time, please feel free to contact our support team via the client area and we’ll help you out.
As part of our commitment to providing you with the latest and most ready-to-use service, we’ve updated the AlmaLinux Templates and synced them to all KVM nodes.
This template update process ensures that any new VPS deployed will come along with the latest available packages so you don’t have to spend time running a large initial update.
July 2022 AlmaLinux Templates
Templates for the following distributions/operating systems have been updated,
AlmaLinux 8
AlmaLinux 9
As always, any existing VPS can be updated at any time by the user, you may follow our guide for the steps required to update your VPS, Click here.
If you require any assistance at any time, please feel free to contact our support team via the client area and we’ll help you out.
As part of our commitment to providing you with the latest and most ready-to-use service, we’ve updated the Rocky Linux Templates and synced them to all KVM nodes.
This template update process ensures that any new VPS deployed will come along with the latest available packages so you don’t have to spend time running a large initial update.
July 2022 Rocky Linux Templates
Templates for the following distributions/operating systems have been updated,
Rocky Linux 8
Rocky Linux 9
As always, any existing VPS can be updated at any time by the user, you may follow our guide for the steps required to update your VPS, Click here.
If you require any assistance at any time, please feel free to contact our support team via the client area and we’ll help you out.
Greetings, As part of our commitment to provide you with the latest and most ready-to-use service, we’ve updated the following templates and synced them to all KVM nodes.
This template update process ensures that any new VPS deployed will come along with the latest available packages so you don’t have to spend time running a large initial update.
Templates for the following distributions/operating systems have been updated,
CentOS 7
CentOS Stream 8
CentOS Stream 9
As always, any existing VPS can be updated at any time by the user, you may follow our guide for the steps required to update your VPS, https://wiki.crowncloud.net/?update_centos_and_ubuntu_and_debian
If you require any assistance at any time, please feel free to contact our support team via the client area and we’ll help you out.
Greetings, As part of our commitment to provide you with the latest and most ready-to-use service, we’ve updated the following templates and synced them to all KVM nodes.
This template update process ensures that any new VPS deployed will come along with the latest available packages so you don’t have to spend time running a large initial update.
Templates for the following distributions/operating systems have been updated, Ubuntu 18.04 Ubuntu 20.04 Ubuntu 20.14 Ubuntu 21.04
In this week’s feature highlight, we look at How to Install Gitlab on Ubuntu 22 04
GitLab is a web-based DevOps lifecycle tool that provides a Git repository manager providing wiki, issue-tracking, and continuous integration and deployment pipeline features, using an open-source license, developed by GitLab Inc.
We’re happy to announce that Ubuntu 22.04 is now available as an operating system choice on our OpenVZ-based plans in our control panel.
We also have a few guides available on our wiki to start off with Ubuntu 22.04, Click Here — Feel free to contact our support team (via a support ticket) if you wish to see any new/different guides available on our wiki!
In this week’s feature highlight, we look at How to Install Webmin on AlmaLinux 9
Webmin is a web-based dashboard that allows sysadmins to manage Linux and Unix-like systems (especially servers). Webmin allows system administrators to manage user accounts, update packages, system log files, configure firewalls, email, database, postfix, etc.
To start the installation, first mount the AlmaLinux ISO.
Mounting the AlmaLinux ISO Image
To mount the ISO select the CD-ROM Tab and select the AlmaLinux ISO from the drop-down named AlmaLinux 9 x86_64 and click on Mount button.
Please note: The ISO mount may take upto 2-3 minutes to complete.
Once the ISO has mounted (Task Log tab will show the status of the task), navigate to “Power Control” tab and then perform a Reboot task on the server.
Now, Switch to the VNC Tab and click on “Launch VNC” to launch the web based VNC console to start the AlmaLinux installation.
If the VPS hasn’t booted yet into the AlmaLinux installer, please click on the CTRL+ALT+DEL button from the VNC console to send a reboot signal to the VPS to boot into the installer.
Once we have booted into the AlmaLinux installer,
Select “Install AlmaLinux”
Select the desired language and click on continue.
Select Network & Hostname and configure.
If you would like to keep the Network Dynamic / DHCP (default configuration), Enable the network and click on Done.
Disk Partitioning Configuration
After Select Installation & Destination.
Select standard Partition and assign disk required and done.
Then select Accept changes.
Installation Source Configuration
After Select Installation Source.
Select auto detected installation media -> verify -> Minimal and press done.
Software Selection
After Select Software Selection–>minimal install and press done.
Login Password Configuration
select the root password to set ‘root’ password.
Begin Installation
And Begin Installation.
After installation is completed unmount the ISO and reboot the server. Wait for a few minutes for the reboot to complete, after which you will see the login prompt.
Note: You can also use SSH to connect to your VPS at this point.