Apache Web Server Setup on Ubuntu 22.04 (with SSL)
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
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In this video we go over the process start to finish to set up your very own Apache web server in the cloud. Allowing you to host static web pages and much more!
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00:00 - Introduction
00:36 - VPN and Domain
02:39 - Initial Setup
04:35 - Users and Reboot
06:57 - Apache Setup
08:42 - Firewall
09:50 - Website Setup
13:16 - index.html
14:26 - Secure with SSL 
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Been messing around with self-hosting my own website recently and this video is what made me actually switch to a VPS. I read a bunch on how unsecure it is to run a site from your home network and realized there is literally no reason to when VPS are so easily accessible nowadays.
I've been frustrated for the past 3 days trying to get my site up and having it run with HTTPS. I followed this tutorial step by step and it finally worked! I can't thank you enough, and thanks for also make a text based post so the next time I have to deal with this I can go straight to the resources I need!
Thanks a lot for this tutorial - you helped me to understand this mysterious thing I never touched :D
Thank you so much for this !!! I was able to deploy a website for a project from my school's research lab and everyone is so happy with it :)
This video saved me a lot, especially when it comes to SSL/HTTPS. Thank you very much!
This was an awesome tutorial. I've been fighting to install XAMPP and came across this video as an alternative which worked out G-R-E-A-T!
Thank you!
Great informative video, what i would suggest would be to also include a cronjob that renews the certificate, as suggested by the letsencrypt folks, since some viewers might be confused as to why their certificate expires.
Yha helped me allot man
Tks, it was a lifesaver! Your explanation was clear and easy to follow, and it helped me out big time. 👍
Dropped a sub thanks for the tutorial will be really helpful for my networking project
While I agree nginx is far superior. It doesn't make this tutorial useless for people who wanna learn something anyway.
Thanks for the video
thank you- great job
Thank you very much sir. You are simply great.
thanks! SSL works with my RPI server.
big big big thank you
I think i can get my website back online by following this tutorial thanks!
Very thankful!!!!!!!
Very good tutorial, thanks!
thanks!
thats not too bad, thanks
Way better than the 1000 videos out there! Btw is there any way to ask you question like in discord? I need help to push my React app to aws and i get stuck when it says "Starting server....."
THE BEST!
Thanks
Any advice for only being able to access the website via the IP address and not URL?
Great video, awesome!! Another video with Nginx? Pleaseeee
RU avoiding the request, sir? 😊
does this work for dynamic sites as well
Hi I followed your video but already had apache installed. My site was working before and I was just trying to add the certificates and now my site is not working :( can you help please?
Why do we need to edit /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts? There's a great command: sudo hostnamectl set-hostname
also worth to mention that some distros might revert that change. use hostnamectl if your distro offers it.
What about setting VirtualHost config for port 443 ?
What about redirecting HTTP requests to HTTPS ?
What about domain aliases ?
I think you dodged a few things in your headlong rush 🙄.
*EDIT*
It appears from other sources that the Certbot package does the edits to the various Apache2 config files. So there's no need for user intervention.
However, these days Certbot want users to go to their site and follow the instructions for the user's web server and OS. In the case of Apache2 and Ubuntu, certbot comes as a *snap* package.
hallelujah !
Can add a file to the public html?
awesome but i have to advise your particular web hosting company might have there own peculiar ways of doing things.
I think a good video tutorial in general but I was able to find the way to save some $$ with the ssl certificate but it need to be renew i think approximately every 6 months.
How ?
Thank you so much
You went to linode. How to set up a website without it?
right i dont wanna pay if i dont have to
what if i don't have a domain can i place my public ip in the domain name ??
just ask someone for a subdomain
@@pastaya explain me pls
I only watched this to learn how can I setup an SSL on my apache website and I think you just did the fast way not the complete way :\
Why use linode if linux is free?
VPS or VPN?
Did I accidently say VPN?
@@TechHut i heard VPN too. But it's barely noticeable. Thanks for the video! I actually need to set up a new service on Linode
@@jordang8730 Tbh I don't really think he just mispronounced it or just had a moment of confusion. I am pretty sure he struggles to know which one is which.
The reason for my thoughts is that he didn't just say VPN over VPS in the video, but also named one of the video chapters is named "VPN and Domain".
If you just make a mistake while you are reading a script for the video it's not such an issue, but if you also legit take the care to type that same thing as the chapter's title it's no longer just a mistake while reading a script. To me it means he actually does think that's the right word to use.
Most of the times when people don't remember the difference from 2 different acronyms is because they don't really know what the letters stand for. So, just to clarify, VPN is Virtual Private Network. While VPS is Virtual Private Server.
They both have the "Virtual Private" part in common, but one is a server which you can pretty much use as you wish and the other one is an encrypted private network among devices which aren't necessarily part of the same LAN and allows them to communicate without the need of exiting the private network into "open Internet".
Manual add domin VPS dengarous...
first
oh please... apache just if there is a very rare or stupid reason like a big a** rewrite rule that nobody can convert to nginx, otherwise nginx! do not use apache!!!
why men?
Too much add
Brotther i want to add Wild card SSL
Thanks