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0. Introduction
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-We assume for this installation that you want all of the Netmaker features enabled, want your server to be secure, and want it to be accessible from anywhere.
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+We assume for this installation that you want all of the Netmaker features enabled, want your server to be secure, and want it to be accessible from anywhere.
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This instance will not be HA. However, it should comfortably handle around one hundred concurrent clients and support most use cases.
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-If you are deploying for an enterprise use case, please contact [email protected] for support.
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+If you are deploying for a business or enterprise use case and this setup will not fit your needs, please contact [email protected], or check out the business subscription plans at gravitl.com/plans.
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By the end of this guide, you will have Netmaker installed on a public VM linked to your custom domain, secured behind an Nginx reverse proxy.
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If this configuration does not fit your use case, see the :doc:`Advanced Installation <./server-installation>` docs.
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1. Prerequisites
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- **Virtual Machine**
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- Preferably from a cloud provider (e.x: DigitalOcean, Linode, AWS, GCP, etc.)
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+ - We do not recommend Oracle Cloud, as VM's here have been known to cause network interference.
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- Public, static IP
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- - Min 2GB RAM, 1 CPU (4GB RAM, 2CPU preferred)
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- - 5GB+ of storage
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+ - Min 1GB RAM, 1 CPU (4GB RAM, 2CPU preferred)
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+ - 2GB+ of storage
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- Ubuntu 20.04 Installed
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- **Domain**
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- allow 443/tcp from all
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- allow 53/udp and 53/tcp from all
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-Prepare for DNS
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-On Ubuntu 20.04, by default there is a service consuming port 53 related to DNS resolution. We need port 53 open in order to run our own DNS server. The below steps will disable systemd-resolved, and insert a generic DNS nameserver for local resolution.
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- systemctl stop systemd-resolved
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- vim /etc/systemd/resolved.conf
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- * uncomment DNS and add 8.8.8.8 or whatever reachable nameserver is your preference *
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- * uncomment DNSStubListener and set to "no" *
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- systemctl start systemd-resolved
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- systemctl disable --now systemd-resolved
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- ln -sf /run/systemd/resolve/resolv.conf /etc/resolv.conf
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Prepare Nginx
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