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#''' | #'''Initial Setup''' This includes hardware provisioning, OS installation, and basic configurations. It can take a few hours to a couple of days. | ||
#'''Configuration and Software''': Custom configurations, SSL certificate installation, and software installation can extend the setup time. | |||
#'''Domain Registration''': If you're registering a new domain or transferring an existing one, that can add to the overall timeline. | |||
#'''Maintenance''' - software updates. | |||
=How to provision hardware for a server= | |||
#Decide on RAM, CPU, storage, network cards. | |||
#Install operating system. For a server to which you don't have physical access, set up a virtual machine or use an installation tool such as found on [[Hetzner 3]] | |||
Latest revision as of 00:52, 31 May 2025
- Initial Setup This includes hardware provisioning, OS installation, and basic configurations. It can take a few hours to a couple of days.
- Configuration and Software: Custom configurations, SSL certificate installation, and software installation can extend the setup time.
- Domain Registration: If you're registering a new domain or transferring an existing one, that can add to the overall timeline.
- Maintenance - software updates.
How to provision hardware for a server
- Decide on RAM, CPU, storage, network cards.
- Install operating system. For a server to which you don't have physical access, set up a virtual machine or use an installation tool such as found on Hetzner 3