Deploying Services on AlmaLinux 10 Made Easy
Learn how to deploy services like WordPress, GLPI, and BookStack on AlmaLinux 10 quickly and safely using ADR (Auto-Deploy Role)
GitHub repo: https://github.com/skillmio/adr
Introduction
Managing Linux servers can be time-consuming, especially when installing and configuring services like WordPress, GLPI, or BookStack. With ADR (Auto-Deploy Role), you can deploy complete roles with a single command, quickly and consistently.
Installing ADR
In the terminal, run:
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curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skillmio/adr/main/adr.sh -o /tmp/adr
chmod +x /tmp/adr
sudo mv /tmp/adr /usr/local/bin/adr
Set the language before any other action:
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adr -lg en
Check ADR installation and help:
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adr -h
Tip: Run ADR on a fresh installation and take a snapshot of the server before applying roles.
How to Deploy Roles/Functions
- Install WordPress:
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adr wordpress
- Install GLPI:
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adr glpi
- Install BookStack:
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adr bookstack
ADR automatically detects your system, downloads the correct configuration, installs the service, and applies security best practices.
Listing and Searching Roles
- List all available roles:
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adr -l
- Search for a specific role (fuzzy search):
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adr --find wordpress
adr -f glpi
Updates and Diagnostics
- ADR checks for updates automatically.
- Diagnostics and repair:
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adr -d # Check installation and configuration files
adr -r # Fix issues automatically
Summary
With ADR, you can deploy roles on AlmaLinux 10 easily, safely, and consistently. Each service is installed with secure configuration defaults, saving time and reducing errors.
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