Build Full Live VPS Environment for Unlimited Web/Email Projects On Ubuntu 20.04 LTS!

Build Your Own Secure Email Server Quickly, Host Unlimited Email Addresses and Websites, Run Real-Time Autopilot Backups By Bash Scripts, Troubleshoot Errors and Many More! This Course is Worth $1,000 But It’s for Only $10 Now, It Will Save You The Hassle of Many Years of Research!

Everything you need will be found here from A to Z. It’s premium unique content! You don’t need to have any Linux background, it’s for all levels including beginners, we will walk you through all the steps to build your own automated secure hosting environment at the lowest cost. You don’t need to pay for every website or email address you host, host unlimited ones in one place!

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We will show you how to start a new VPS server from scratch for only €4.99 and boost it with everything needed step by step to have a full complete live server. Our guide is straightforward, comprehensive without fluffs. We will cover everything with photos and very detailed steps, you will never feel any hassle managing your VPS environment if you follow our guides. We recommend a very reliable service providers with awesome quick customer support. Our guides work on the cheapest plan (you can have full email server and unlimited websites) but if you want to increase the performance of your VPS, you can purchase a VPS with higher specs. Once you rent your VPS, we will start together the configuration from A to Z, we will go through the following steps.

Step 1: Get, Access & Manage Your VPS Server for the First Time

1. Rent Your VPS Server & Get Your IP Address – Free Content (13 steps)
2. Access Your VPS via SSH
   • Access via SSH from Windows-based Machines
     1. Download & Install PuTTY (8 steps)
     2. Configure the PuTTY to Have Endless Connection Time (1 step)
     3. Login to Your VPS (5 steps)
     4. Save, Load, Delete & Manage PuTTY Sessions (6 steps)
   • Access vis SSH from Linux-based Machines
   • Access via VNC
3. Change the Root Password of Your Server (1 step)
4. Change Your Server’s Timezone (2 steps)

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Step 3: Install/Manage WordPress & WooCommerce

1. Install the Latest Version of PHP If the Email Server is Not Installed (7 steps)
2. Install the Latest Version of MariaDB If the Email Server is Not Installed (7 steps)
   • Assign Password to Root User
   • Use CNF File to Login to MySQL Without a Password
3. Install the Latest Version of Nginx If the Email Server is Not Installed (9 steps)
4. Install the WordPress and WooCommerce from Scratch
   • Create and Manage New Database for Your Website (5 steps)
     • Create Database User
     • Change Database User Password
     • Create Empty Database
     • Delete Database
     • Grant Database Privileges to the User
     • See All Database Users
   • Create Virtual Hosts
     1. Adjust DNS Records for Your Domain (1 step)
     2. Create a Directory for Your Domain if it Doesn’t Exist (3 steps)
     3. Manage Sites-Available and Sites-Enabled (4 steps)
     4. Obtain The SSL Certificate (8 steps)
   • Download the WordPress and Get it Ready for The Installation (10 steps)
   • Install WordPress and Woocommerce
5. Create Site-Base to Clone Sites Faster   
6. Clone Sites Quickly Using the Site-Base 

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Step 4: Create Real-time Automated Backup Environment

• Create the Backup Infrastructure
  1. Manual Creation (9 steps)
  2. Automatic Creation (4 steps)
• Create Backup on Source Server for Databases and Site Files (7 steps)
• Real-time Syncing for Directories Using Rsync and iNotifyWait
  1. Get and Prepare the Destination Backup Server (4 steps)
  2. Create Rsync User and Test Rsync (7 steps)
     • Sync the Backup Directory on Source and Destination Servers
  3. Run iNotifyWait Bash Scripts on Source Server to Sync in Real-time
  4. Restore the Database at Destination Server from the Backup (8 steps)
     • Import All Databases via the restore_db.sh Bash Script
• Real-time Syncing for Your Database using MySQL Replication
  • Setup Full MariaDB Replication System
    1. Configure Master (8 steps)
       • List All Databases
       • Open 50-server.cnf File
       • Enable Binary Log and Replication
       • Enable Error Log
       • Create Replication User
    2. Configure Slave (4 steps)
       • Enable Binary Log and Replication
       • Enable Error Log
       • Prevent from Duplication Error
    3. Secure Connection with SSL (3 steps)
       • Check if SSL Connection is Enabled
       • Convert Certificate’s Private Key from PKCS8 to PKCS1
    4. Test the SSL Connection (3 steps)
       • SSL Login from Slave to Master
    5. Export All Databases from Master and Import Into Slave (4 steps)
       • Lock Master’s Database
       • Generate Backup ZIP Files on Master via backup.sh Script
       • Sync master_backup Directory to Send Backup to Slave
       • Import the Zipped Backup File
       • Lock Slave’s Database
    6. Connect Slave to Master (5 steps)
       • Establish Replication Connection
       • Start Slave
       • Check Replication Status
       • Check gtid on Master
       • Check gtid on Slave
       • Unlock Master’s Database
       • Stop Slave
       • Reset Replication Connection
  • Add New Database to Replication
    1. Update the Backup Environment for the New Website (3 steps)
       • Create Backup Folders and CNF File via automatic_backup_environment.sh Script
       • Add the New Website to backup.sh Script
       • Create Test Table Inside the New Database
    2. Create New Database and User on Master (3 steps)
    3. Create New Database and User on Slave (1 steps)
    4. Add the New Database to Replication in 50-server.cn File (2 steps)
    5. Export New Database to Slave (3 steps)
       • Lock Master’s Database
       • Generate Backup ZIP Files on Master via backup.sh Script
       • Sync master_backup Directory to Send Backup to Slave
    6. Import New Database into Slave (5 steps)
       • Unlock Slave’s Database
       • Import the Zipped Backup File
       • Lock Slave’s Database
    7. Resume Replication (2 steps)
       • Restart MariaDB Server on Master and Unlock Database
       • Start Replication Process
       • Show Replication Status

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Step 5: Migration from Server to Server

1. Migrate the Database
2. Migrate the Site Files
3. Easy Migration Email Servers (Inbox, Sent, Draft, etc.)

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Step 6: Secure Your Server

1. Create Secure Ubuntu User
   • Grant Privileges
2. Secure MariaDB
3. Firewall Security
4. Ban/Unban via Fail2Ban

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Step 7: Manage Your VPS

1. Check If the Operation are in Order
2. Manage Log Files
3. Updating Your Server

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Step 8: Extra Notes & Helpful Commands

1. Find Errors
2. WordPress & WooCommerce Notes
3. Be Careful Not to Do this Mistake

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