We can now go ahead and set up our web server.
The first step is to install Aposhian If you're new to web server configuration.
Apache is an HTP server that allows our Web page visitors to establish a connection to our server and
download the web page content.
Remember when anyone accesses your site they're essentially downloading the page in order to view it
through their browser.
To start the Apache installation we need to update the local Package Index the Package Index is an index
of files that are available for update as soon as you launch your server.
You want to run this command type in UP THE
so you can see here that it says for packages can be upgraded.
The next command will want to run is to install Aposhian to do so.
Type in apt.
Install a partially to.
Just make sure you don't make any typos in the commands.
Otherwise they won't work properly.
We're just prompted with a question.
It says after this operation six thousand nine hundred seventy eight kilobytes of additional disk space
will be used.
If you want to continue to why and press enter.
So this is the progress bar here you can see where 75 percent and it typically shouldn't take more than
one or two minutes for the entire process to be complete.
OK so there you go.
A partially to has now been installed and we can test it by pulling up the default Aposhian page in
our web browser.
So what you wanna do here is take your IP copy it
paste it into your address bar and press enter and you should see the default a posh to a page over
here.
So as long as you see this page then you know that it's working properly.