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Prerequisites
Before you begin the installation, make sure you have the following prerequisites:- An active Azure subscription.
- Basic knowledge of Azure and virtual machines.
- Access to the Azure portal.
Step 1: Create a Virtual Machine
- Sign in to the Azure portal at portal.azure.com using your Azure credentials.
- Click on “Create a resource” and search for “Ubuntu Server” in the Azure Marketplace.
- Select “Ubuntu Server” from the search results and click “Create.”
- Fill in the required information for the virtual machine, such as the resource group, virtual machine name, region, and availability options.
- Choose the appropriate virtual machine size based on your resource requirements.
- Configure the networking options, such as virtual network and subnet settings, public IP address, and SSH settings (ensure that port 22/TCP is open for SSH access from your IP).
- You will need port 80/TCP and 443/TCP open to access the UTMStack web interface.
- Review the configuration details and click “Create” to start the virtual machine deployment process.
Step 2: Expand the System Disk
Note: This step should be performed after the virtual machine creation is complete.- Locate the newly created virtual machine in the Azure portal.
- Stop the virtual machine to enable disk expansion.
- Go to the “Disks” section of the virtual machine settings.
- Select the system disk and click on “Size + performance” to expand the disk size.
- Choose the desired disk size, such as 256GB, and apply the changes.
- Start the virtual machine after the disk expansion process is completed.
Step 3: Access the Virtual Machine
- Once the virtual machine is running, note down the public IP address or DNS name assigned to it.
- Open an SSH client, and connect to the virtual machine using the public IP address or DNS name.
- Provide your Azure credentials and SSH into the virtual machine.
Step 4: Install UTMStack
- Inside the SSH session, follow the official UTMStack installation guide for Ubuntu to install UTMStack Master. You can find the installation guide at UTMStack Installation Guide.
- Make sure to carefully follow the instructions provided in the guide, including the configuration settings and any additional dependencies or packages required.
- Complete the installation process as per the guide’s instructions.
Step 5: Post-Installation Configuration
- After the UTMStack Master installation is complete, you can access the UTMStack web interface by opening a web browser and navigating to the IP address or DNS name of the virtual machine, followed by the appropriate port (usually port 443 for HTTPS).
- Follow any further configuration steps provided in the UTMStack documentation to set up the system according to your requirements.