📄️Creating an HiTechCloud ISO Image

This guide is intended for server providers offering Cloud, VPS, or Dedicated servers who want to enable fast image deployment with HiTechCloud.

📄️Main IP in HiTechCloud

The network configuration of the server determines the server's main IP address. The Main IP address is not configurable through HiTechCloud.

📄️HiTechCloud Post-install script

To execute custom code after HiTechCloud installation process, use the --post_install= flag and specify the path or link to your script.

📄️Check Version

To check HiTechCloud version from terminal:

📄️Disable Updates

To disable automatic updates, navigate to HiTechAdmin > Settings > Update Preferences and change 'Update automatically' option to 'Never':

📄️Enable Updates

- autopatch option allows Administrator to automatically update HiTechCloud to minor versions. MINOR versions include only security updates and bug fixes.

📄️Manually Update

When a new update is available, you will receive a notification in the HiTechAdmin panel.

📄️Installation on AWS EC2

This guide will walk you through deploying HiTechCloud on an AWS EC2 instance with Ubuntu or Debian.

📄️HiTechCloud Installation on DigitalOcean

This guide will walk you through deploying HiTechCloud on a DigitalOcean Droplet with Ubuntu.

📄️HiTechCloud Installation on Google Cloud

This guide will walk you through deploying HiTechCloud on a Google Cloud VM instance with Ubuntu.

📄️HiTechCloud Installation on Microsoft Azure

This guide will walk you through deploying HiTechCloud on an Azure Virtual Machine with Ubuntu.

📄️Installing HiTechCloud on Virtualizor

To add HiTechCloud to your Virtualizor server as an additional control panel available for your users to install:

📄️HiTechCloud Installation on Vultr

This guide will walk you through deploying HiTechCloud on a Vultr instance with Ubuntu.

📄️Installing HiTechCloud via Ansible

Use the following Ansible playbook to install HiTechCloud on one or more target machines:

📄️Installing HiTechCloud via Cloud-Init

Use the following cloud-init YAML configuration to automatically install HiTechCloud on your server during first boot:

📄️Installing HiTechCloud

Before starting, ensure your server meets the minimum requirements and runs a supported distribution.

📄️Reinstalling a Server That Has Customers On It

INSTALL.sh was written for an empty machine. Running it again on a server

📄️Skip Update

HiTechCloud can be updated either automatically or manually, depending on your preferences.