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Cloud hosting has become increasingly popular, and for good reason. It offers scalability, flexibility, and lower operating costs compared to traditional server hosting. If you're looking to try your hand at cloud hosting, Linode is a great place to start. In this tutorial, we'll walk you through the steps of setting up a free Cloud Linux VM hosted by Linode.
Step 1: Create an account on Linode
The first step is to create an account on Linode. Head to their website and click on "Sign Up" in the top right-hand corner of the page. Follow the prompts to create your account.
Step 2: Create a new Linode
Once you've created your account, you'll be taken to the dashboard. Click on "Create" in the top left-hand corner of the page and then select "Linode." You'll be prompted to choose a plan. Select "Nanode 1GB" as it's the only option that comes with a free trial.
Step 3: Choose your location
Next, you'll need to choose the location of your Linode. Choose the one closest to you or your users, as this will reduce latency and improve performance.
Step 4: Choose your distribution
After choosing your location, you'll need to choose a distribution. For this tutorial, we'll be using Cloud Linux. Scroll down the list of available distributions until you find Cloud Linux and select it.
Step 5: Create a password
You'll now be prompted to create a root password for your Linode. Make sure it's secure and keep it somewhere safe.
Step 6: Deploy your Linode
Once you've chosen your distribution and set your password, click on "Create" to deploy your Linode. This may take a few minutes.
Step 7: Access your Linode
Once your Linode is deployed, you'll be taken back to the dashboard. Click on your new Linode and then click on "Remote Access" in the left-hand menu. Here, you'll find all the information you need to access your Linode via SSH.
Step 8: Connect to your Linode
To connect to your Linode via SSH, you'll need an SSH client like PuTTY. Open PuTTY and enter the IP address of your Linode in the "Host Name" field. Make sure "SSH" is selected as the connection type and then click "Open." You'll be prompted to log in with your root username and password.
Step 9: Configure your Linode
Once connected to your Linode, you can start configuring it. You can install software, set up users, and configure your firewall as needed.
Step 1: Create an account on Linode
The first step is to create an account on Linode. Head to their website and click on "Sign Up" in the top right-hand corner of the page. Follow the prompts to create your account.
Step 2: Create a new Linode
Once you've created your account, you'll be taken to the dashboard. Click on "Create" in the top left-hand corner of the page and then select "Linode." You'll be prompted to choose a plan. Select "Nanode 1GB" as it's the only option that comes with a free trial.
Step 3: Choose your location
Next, you'll need to choose the location of your Linode. Choose the one closest to you or your users, as this will reduce latency and improve performance.
Step 4: Choose your distribution
After choosing your location, you'll need to choose a distribution. For this tutorial, we'll be using Cloud Linux. Scroll down the list of available distributions until you find Cloud Linux and select it.
Step 5: Create a password
You'll now be prompted to create a root password for your Linode. Make sure it's secure and keep it somewhere safe.
Step 6: Deploy your Linode
Once you've chosen your distribution and set your password, click on "Create" to deploy your Linode. This may take a few minutes.
Step 7: Access your Linode
Once your Linode is deployed, you'll be taken back to the dashboard. Click on your new Linode and then click on "Remote Access" in the left-hand menu. Here, you'll find all the information you need to access your Linode via SSH.
Step 8: Connect to your Linode
To connect to your Linode via SSH, you'll need an SSH client like PuTTY. Open PuTTY and enter the IP address of your Linode in the "Host Name" field. Make sure "SSH" is selected as the connection type and then click "Open." You'll be prompted to log in with your root username and password.
Step 9: Configure your Linode
Once connected to your Linode, you can start configuring it. You can install software, set up users, and configure your firewall as needed.
Paano gumawa ng Cloud Kali Linux VM ng walang binabayaran gamit ang LINODE
STEP 1: CREATE TONIK ACCOUNT PARA SA VIRTUAL CREDIT CARD | RECOMMENDED KO TALAGA TONG TONIK HINDI MADALING MA DECLINE ITO FOR ONLINE TRANSACTIONS
NOTE: DOWNLOAD NYO NLNG SA PLAYSTORE MGA LODS, AND SEARCH NLNG FOR TUTORIALS KUNG PAANO GUMAWA NG ACCOUNT.
STEP 2: REGISTER IN LINODE AND PUT YOUR VIRTUAL CARD SA TONIK AS PAYMENT METHOD PARA MAY FREE 100$
Register sa Link para may free 100$
https://www.linode.com/zsecurity
STEP 3: FOLLOW NYO ITONG STEP BY STEP TUTORIAL NA ITO SA PAG SET UP NG KALI LINUX, HINDI NALANG AKO GAGAWA NG VIDEO UNDERSTANDABLE NAMAN KASI ENGLISH.
https://www.YøùTùbé.com/watch?v=G-h9hzbR8ds
Sana naintindihan ninyo yung concept na ibig ko sabhin. Useful po ito for testing environment yung may mga mahilig sa Linux OS. Lams nyo na.
If naubos na 100$ credit. Delete lang linode account and create another account, as per experience you can still use your Tonik kahit na gamit mo na to previously
STEP 1: CREATE TONIK ACCOUNT PARA SA VIRTUAL CREDIT CARD | RECOMMENDED KO TALAGA TONG TONIK HINDI MADALING MA DECLINE ITO FOR ONLINE TRANSACTIONS
NOTE: DOWNLOAD NYO NLNG SA PLAYSTORE MGA LODS, AND SEARCH NLNG FOR TUTORIALS KUNG PAANO GUMAWA NG ACCOUNT.
STEP 2: REGISTER IN LINODE AND PUT YOUR VIRTUAL CARD SA TONIK AS PAYMENT METHOD PARA MAY FREE 100$
Register sa Link para may free 100$
https://www.linode.com/zsecuritySTEP 3: FOLLOW NYO ITONG STEP BY STEP TUTORIAL NA ITO SA PAG SET UP NG KALI LINUX, HINDI NALANG AKO GAGAWA NG VIDEO UNDERSTANDABLE NAMAN KASI ENGLISH.
https://www.YøùTùbé.com/watch?v=G-h9hzbR8dsSana naintindihan ninyo yung concept na ibig ko sabhin. Useful po ito for testing environment yung may mga mahilig sa Linux OS. Lams nyo na.
If naubos na 100$ credit. Delete lang linode account and create another account, as per experience you can still use your Tonik kahit na gamit mo na to previously