Plesk Installation on Ubuntu 24
Plesk is an advanced control panel that simplifies web hosting and server management. Installing Plesk on Ubuntu 24 is straightforward. Below, you’ll find all the steps, including the commands, in a clean and organized format.
1. Update the System
First, ensure your server is up to date. Run the following commands to update the packages:
apt update
apt upgrade -y
2. Install Required Tools
To install Plesk, you need some essential tools. Use the following commands to install them:
apt install wget curl -y
3. Download the Plesk Installer
To download the official Plesk installer, run this command:
wget https://autoinstall.plesk.com/plesk-installer
4. Grant Execution Permission to the Installer
Make the downloaded file executable by running:
chmod +x plesk-installer
5. Start the Installation
Now, you can start the Plesk installation:
./plesk-installer
When the installer starts, you will be presented with a few options. You can proceed with the “Recommended” installation option, which will install the necessary services (web server, database, mail server, etc.) along with Plesk.
6. Access the Plesk Interface
After the installation is complete, you can access the Plesk interface through your browser. Go to the following URL, replacing "your-server-ip" with your actual server IP address:
During the first login, you will be asked to set an admin username and password. After completing this, your Plesk panel will be ready to use.
Installing Plesk on Ubuntu 24 is a quick process that can be done with a few simple commands. Once installed, you can easily manage your websites, databases, and email accounts. For additional configurations, use the advanced settings available through the Plesk panel.
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