aaPanel Hosting Control Panel installation on Rhel 7 Centos7











How to install aaPanel Linux panel on RedHat 7 / centos 7

AaPanel is a Free and Open source Hosting Control Panel. aaPanel is a
very simple hosting control panel that works on CentOS, Debian and Ubuntu. it’s possible
to manage websites, databases and FTP accounts by default. A DNS Manager is
also there, but only for CentOS 7. It also contains a mail server with a simple
click. It offers various flavors of: nginx, Apache, MySQL, PHP Static/PHP-FPM
(PHP 5-7+), Redis, Memcached, etc. no command line, using what you want
by one-click.


AaPanel official website.

https://www.aapanel.com/



AaPanel Features official Link:

https://www.aapanel.com/feature.html/



Operating System Support:

  • Centos
  • Ubuntu
  • Debian
  • Fedora


Please make sure the OS that is PURE and CLEAN and
never deploy any Apache/Nginx/php/MySQL before.




System Memory：

Minimum 128MB，Recommended 512MB or more Linux Panel
requires system memory around 10MB.



Hard disk:

100M available hard disk space (Pure panel for about
20M disk space)




Installation steps:


Update the system first

# yum update -y




Now start the installation:

# yum install wget -y




Now Download the installation script from aaPanel:


# wget -O install.sh http://www.aapanel.com/script/install_6.0_en.sh



Change the permission make executable:


Chmod -x install.sh



Start the installation execute the script:


bash install.sh

or

./install.sh


The installation process will be complete in max 10
mints. after install you can login through your web
Browser http://your-ip:8888/ f83a6105
And enter the username and password which is auto
generated from aaPanel


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