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#Create a local cloud server install
#Create a local cloud server update

Note that building a Nextcloud server is a good exercise, even if you opt to take your cloud off-site in the end. Nextcloud offers an open source cloud with security and flexibility in mind. Taking the cloud back into your own environment is a way to reclaim security of your data at the expense of your time and energy. If the cloud application is compromised, your company's data may be compromised too. Doing things in the cloud can free up your own resources for other things, but there is a downside to this, and that is the loss of control of your company's data.

If you are in charge of a server environment for a large (or even a small) company, you may be tempted by cloud applications.

We are using an example domain of "" in the configuration.

Throughout this document we will assume that you are root, or that you can be by using sudo.

We will also be using the mariadb-server hardening procedure (also linked to later) for database setup.

We will be applying concepts from the Apache "sites enabled" document (linked to down below) for directory setup.

While Nextcloud can be installed via a snap application, we will be documenting just the.

For this example, we are using vi, but you can use your favorite editor if you have one.

A high degree of comfort operating from the command line for installation and for configuration.

#Create a local cloud server install

Server running Rocky Linux (you can install Nextcloud on any Linux distribution, but this procedure will assume you're using Rocky).If you are using Rocky Linux 9.x, just be aware that this was tested in both 8.6 and 9.0, but written originally for 8.6.

#Create a local cloud server update

The difference is that you may need to change version references for some of the repositories to update those to version 9. This procedure should work for Rocky Linux 9.x.

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