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# install-nextcloud # install-nextcloud
Install, optimize and harden your self hosted Nextcloud (based on Ubuntu 16.04.x LTS 64Bit) using two shell scripts only. Install, optimize and harden your self hosted Nextcloud (based on Ubuntu 16.04.x LTS 64Bit) using two shell scripts only.
The initial script (install-nextcloud.sh) will install your self hosted Nextcloud within few minutes fully automated. Your server will be built of: The initial script (install-nextcloud.sh) will install and optimize your self hosted Nextcloud within few minutes fully automated. Your server will be built of:
Fail2Ban (nextcloud and ssh jails)
MariaDB MariaDB
Nextcloud 13.0.1 Nextcloud 13.0.1
NGINX 1.14 NGINX 1.14
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PHP 7.2.4 PHP 7.2.4
Redis-Server Redis-Server
self signed certificates or Let's Encrypt SSL self signed certificates or Let's Encrypt SSL
UFW (22,80,443)
The only precondition for this script is to use Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS 64Bit as your server OS. The only precondition for both scripts is to use Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS 64Bit as your server OS.
At least (optionally) you may request a ssl certificate from letsencrypt by issuing the second script called "ssl-certificat.sh".
Configure your Nextcloud in your preferred browser and participate of the opportunity to issue the second script called "optimizations.sh", which will optimize your Nextcloud (cache, previews, cron etc.) and install + configure fail2ban and ufw to harden your Nextcloud server. At least you may request a ssl certificate from letsencrypt by issuing the third script called "ssl-certificat.sh".
Ready to go? Let's start: Ready to go? Let's start: