Nextcloud

Description¶

Nextcloud is a suite of client-server software for creating and using file hosting services. Nextcloud is free and open-source, which means that anyone is allowed to install and operate it on their own private server devices.

To log in as Nextcloud superuser, you can use login: root and password: received by mail.
To start using NC over public Ethernet, you need to add https: 443 - >> http: 80 access via the Networks tab.
For use on private networks, you need to use the ip and hostname of the machine from the email received during registration.
Everything else is in the Nextcloud project documentation.

Features¶

Param	Value
Operating System	CentOS 7.9 (2009)
License	Free
Processor	4 CPU (1 Socker, 4 Core)
RAM	4 GiB
Disk	30 GiB
Filesystem auto-resize	Logical Volume `centos-root`
Admin Account	`root`
Admin Password	`sending to email`
Network Interfaces	1 managed by NetworkManager
Initialization System	cloud-init
Virtualization	RHV
Updates	-

Disk Partitioning¶

Partition Table: MBR

Filesystem auto-resize: N/A

Type	Name	Size, GiB	File System
Primary	`boot`	1	xfs
Primary	`centos`	29	LVM VG
LV	`centos-root`	28	xfs
LV	`centos-swap`	1	swap

Configuration¶

single network interface
managed by NetworkManager
you can view deploy scripts in /opt directory

Installed software¶

Additional software installed on system:

epel-release
ovirt-guest-agent
cockpit
docker
docker-compose
Onlyoffice

Repositories¶

License¶

License and subscription are not required.