The popular LearnLinuxTV guide to setting up your own cloud with Nextcloud on Ubuntu 20.04 has been freshly updated for 2022! In this video, Jay will walk you through setting up an Ubuntu server for use with Nextcloud. In this tutorial, you'll be walked through the process of installing Nextcloud, setting up a TLS cert with Let's Encrypt, implementing online document editing, and more!

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Official blog post for this tutorial ➜ https://www.learnlinux.tv/?p=1730
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*Time Codes*
00:00 - intro
02:38 - Setting up a Linode instance for Nextcloud
09:59 - Setting up a Domain/DNS
13:39 - Creating a non-root user
14:41 - Giving the non-root user access to sudo
16:02 - Installing all available updates
17:48 - Changing the server's hostname
22:59 - Disallowing root login via ssh
24:09 - Downloading the Nextclud installation file
26:05 - Setting up MariaDB
29:55 - Creating the database for Nextcloud
33:15 - Setting up Apache for Nextcloud
47:25 - Setting initial Nextcloud configuration
49:01 - Securing Nextcloud with a TLS certificate from Let's Encrypt
53:34 - Viewing (and fixing) setup warnings
59:15 - Setting up OnlyOffice integration in Nextcloud

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