Re: Getting started

Thanks, and what plan did you get? I'm trying to find out the system requirements but I can't seem to find it anywhere. On Wednesday, 19 October 2016, Sergio Fernández < sergio.fernan...@electronicamartinez.com> wrote: > As I said, DigitalOcean is an easy bet. You could try also with Amazon >

Re: Getting started

As I said, DigitalOcean is an easy bet. You could try also with Amazon AWS, OpenStack... There are a lot. Sergio Fernández El 19 oct. 2016 11:22, Luciano D'Angelo escribió:Thanks for your advice guys.Could you suggest a good hosting service where to install Ubuntu server

Re: Getting started

Thanks for your advice guys. Could you suggest a good hosting service where to install Ubuntu server please? Thanks On 18 October 2016 at 22:55, Dan Morphis wrote: > First thing you want to do is get a test server created. Easiest thing to > do is load up virtual box and

Re: Getting started

First thing you want to do is get a test server created. Easiest thing to do is load up virtual box and create a new VM. Install ubuntu server LTS in there. Then run the script here: https://github.com/zaidka/genieacs/wiki/Script-Installation---Ubuntu then cd to /opt/genieacs/config and rename

Re: Getting started

Hello, D'Angelo You can take a look at this detailed guide that I wrote: https://github.com/zaidka/genieacs/wiki/Installation-in-Ubuntu-14.04-Server And yes, you can use Ubuntu in the cloud. In one client I was using DigitalOcean, on another HyperV... Have a great time with GenieACS! El 18 oct.

Getting started

Hi all, I have been asked by my company to look at "Genieacs". I would like to understand what are the pieces needed to run this program? I read the docs and I know I need to install Nodejs, Redis and MongoDB but I don't understand where? We don't have linux and I was thinking to use Ubuntu in