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OK, so currently we're at version eight point two point three.

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There are also nightly builds that you can use, but I'm going to select the latest, which is eight

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point two point three and select Oasis.

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This is the open source version.

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This will give us more in-depth knowledge of what's going on in Carvana.

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But later on, once you're finished with the course, you can always go to the enterprise version,

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which gives you some more options, plus a certain amount of support.

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And also you will need to create a freak or fan iCloud account, but you can do all these things in

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your own time.

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Right now, we use the Oasis version, so be sure to make sure that's selected, OK?

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Also, I'll be installing the Linux version now by installing it on a new Buntu ELTs server.

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OK, so these are the commands here that I'll need now.

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You can also install another operating system, but I recommend wall learning in this course so that

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what you see looks like what I see.

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I recommend getting them from digital ocean.

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OK, so on my official page here down here, if you get them from digitalization, you get free credit.

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Commonly, it's $50 for 30 days, but most of the time lately it seems to be $100 for a 60 day period.

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So if you were to visit that link, it says here free credit active get started on digital ocean $100

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So I recommend using this because we will create lots of servers and delete them.

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want to break anything too important, such as your personal computer or any production server that

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It doesn't cost you anything at the end, and we won't use up that $100 credit in 60 days anyway.

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You wouldn't even use up $50 in 30 days.

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But anyway, I also have an offer for Hetzner that you can use or abuse.

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Digital ocean hasn't all the time.

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You also have the choice of using us or you're your JCP, and there are many more providers.

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But just so that it matches what I show in the videos, and it's not going to cost you any extra because

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OK, so let's get ourselves a lilac server to install Bafana.

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I'm going to use the latest Ubuntu Altius from digitalisation, so I log onto my digital ocean and I'm

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going to show you how easy it is to start up your own droplet as they're called on digital ocean.

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OK, so create a droplet.

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This is a server.

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OK, so here there are many operating systems to choose from the latest long term support.

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Or let's say, Ubuntu is version twenty point zero four at the time of creating this video.

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Soon, there will be a version twenty two point zero for you can also use that once it comes out.

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I will update my documentation to support commands for both twenty and twenty two point zero four,

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if applicable.

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OK, choose a plan.

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Besic is good enough.

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I'm just going to choose the $6 a month default here.

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One gig, twenty five gigs of SSD and 1000 gigs a transfer.

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This is plenty for learning and installing our first Crafar server.

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There are other options you can mess around with, but it's like the six pantomimes.

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That's good enough.

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Keep scrolling down.

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Choose a region, but anywhere you like, I can put in Amsterdam.

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Perhaps the ABC network live as default authentication.

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How many use associated keys?

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I've already created one in digital that I can use.

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Anything you like.

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I'm going to call a profile type and create droplet.

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OK, so after one minute, you will be given a public IP address.

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That server will now be available for you to use on the data.

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OK, so that's the IP address that I was just given from digital ocean, I can copy that now.

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I can log into that server using NSA sites client.

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I'm going to use a program called Putty, which is quite popular when you're running a Windows operating

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system.

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So I recommend using that if I click the link, that's the website.

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That's the latest release there, and you can download and install it for if you like.

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OK, so I've opened up putty now on my system.

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I'm on the session configuration page.

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Paste that IP address and there is going to be using default port 22 S.H. I can save that for later.

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So just type anything you like, press save face that's there for later, if I need now before I open

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Since I've used S.H. authentication, all now need to pointed to a local copy of my SSI UK case.

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That's done.

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I'm also going to change the appearance from the default font because it's quite small press.

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give me a new side window.

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I'm going to log in as root.

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Then I got digital ocean where I will install Carafano.

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That's just common practice.

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Which means choose yes for any choices it might give us.

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So copy that in putty.

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Like that?

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Now, if we look at what was written there from the command that I just typed in, Add user is already

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the newest version, so that wasn't installed, but lib font config one following new packages will

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The font config one Plus's dependencies.

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Get what Downloading the Debian package installer from the Crafar Now downloads website, the Oasis

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version and the release being 8.2 point.

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There are many, many releases just to show you two.

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There are many, many, many releases you can download anyone you want.

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I'm using 8.1.3, so copy that once again.

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Right click and paste it into the console if I just hide myself.

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You can see Carvana eight point two point three AMD64 and press enter.

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Now that has downloaded 100 percent.

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Excellent now to run the Debian package installer that are there their mains install.

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OK installer Farner eight point two point three AMD64.

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That was pretty quick.

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Now we can start the Gravano server by executing that line there, so I can highlight that, then right

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click and a paste like a presenter or another way of doing it is to run sudo service Raphinha server

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OK, we can check its status by typing that, and it says it's active running excellent control c to

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get out of that page.

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Now remembering that IP address that I was given from digital ocean that I also logged on to using putty.

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Copy that!

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Open a new browser.

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On the internet being hosted at that IP address.

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Colon 3000 The login is admin admin, so HDMI in HDMI in all our case.

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OK, you are then asked to change the password or skip it.

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I'm going to change the password.

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I submit and I've logged on to the new server, so ready to continue.

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OK, so now I've used a digital age, the server there, I could have used Hetzner and the process would

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For example, I'll show you the IWC version of doing just what I did.

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OK, so I mean, IWC easy to launch instance.

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Twenty point zero four ELTs, 64 bit.

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Your instances are now launching a few instances inside a pending OK running when creating your IWC

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version, you'll be given a public IP address up there.

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Put that into party, save your settings and you can open that you have to use the sites key that IWC

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provides or that you've set up and the username will be Ubunto.

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Same process.

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Sudo apt to update.

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And I'm just going to copy all those in one go.

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Then right click and let it run.

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Looks like it didn't run these other two, so.

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We get very good.

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Networks seem slower on this macro IWC.

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Hey, let's on the package manager.

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Let's start started.

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Highlighting it, right click stricter studies.

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Sudo service Crafar, a service that US says is running control c, the IP address given to me from

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I was was that one that's the public IP.

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So copy that type it into a browser.

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Colin 3000, OK, so it's unlikely to work with IWC, JCP, sure, many others, he may need to set

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the firewall rules.

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So down here on the Security tab, inbound rules, we have a pull open for Port 22 already TCP IP.

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We'll have to create another one for Port 3000 on the security group.

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OK, so let's a inbound rules had a rule custom 3000 and being all IP addresses from anywhere IP version

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four, say rules.

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OK, let's try that again in the browser.

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And there we go.

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We have gafah not running on either of us.

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Now, I'm not a fan of IWC.

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I won't be using IWC that often throughout the course.

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I'm just showing you there the extra steps you need to take if you want to use IWC.

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I prefer to use digital ocean or headstart because it's much simpler and I have all the control I need

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when we do need to set firewall rules using digital or it's not.

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We also have firewall options in their cloud user interfaces, but you also have the option to use what's

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called IP tables.

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And when those times come up, I'll show you the IP tables commands.

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But these IWC if you want to, but note that I won't be using IWC in the course, only using digital

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ocean.

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OK, so be sure that to match what I'm doing in the course, use digital ocean and putty and install

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the latest Ubuntu Altius and this is my Cafaro server running from digital ocean.

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Excellent.