How to install Webuzo v3 on CentOS/Ubuntu server

Webuzo is a multi-user shared hosting control panel that allows the deployment of multiple applications and sharing of server resources with multiple users. In addition, the control panel offers an interactive management interface that helps you deploy applications, manage domains, schedule jobs, create databases, and manage users without any technical administration skills.

This article explains how to install Webuzo V3 on a fresh CentOS 7/8 x64 bit or, Ubuntu 18.04/20.04 LTS server.

Prerequisites

  • Deploy a fresh Vultr CentOS or Ubuntu Server
  • Point a domain name to your server instance
  • SSH to the server and log in as root
  • Update the server

Step 1: Install Webuzo

Webuzo offers a simple installation script through which we can install the control panel and specify system services to install along with it.

Download the Webuzo installation script:

wget http://files.webuzo.com/install.sh

Change the script permissions to make it executable.

chmod 700 install.sh

Run the script to start the Webuzo installation process.

./install.sh --v3

The script will download all necessary libraries, dependencies, the LAMP web stack, and install Webuzo version 3.

To install LEMP instead of LAMP, add the --lemp flag while running the script.

The installation process will take between 10 - 15 minutes to complete. After it is ready, a message will be displayed in your SSH console with the server login URL.

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