This section guides you through the step-by-step process of installing UTMStack using an ISO image.
Before starting, ensure that your system meets the minimum installation requirements for optimal performance.
For detailed information on the prerequisites, Please refer to the System Requirements section before proceeding with the steps outlined in this guide.
Visit the official download page and get the latest ISO file. Download ISO.
Important: The UTMStack installation ISO file is 12 GB. Ensure you have sufficient disk space and a stable internet connection before initiating the download. This is crucial to avoid interruptions and ensure a successful download process.
In this stage, you will be presented with a storage configuration screen where you can edit logical volumes.
Select the device and set the size of the logical volume you want to allocate. In this example, the logical volume “ubuntu-lv” is being edited, and its size is configured to the maximum available.
Ensure that the format is set to ext4 and the mount point is /.
Step 5: Server Initialization and Automatic Configuration
After the reboot, the server will continue to configure automatically. This process might take several minutes depending on your internet speed, as UTMStack is setting up the necessary components.
You can monitor the configuration process by using the following commands:
Step 6: Finalize Installation and Access the Web Interface
Once all containers are installed and the stack is restarted, you can verify the final details of the installation by checking the output file shown in:
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# cat /root/utmstack/utmstack.yml
After confirming that the installation has completed successfully, open a web browser on your computer or virtual machine.
Enter the IP address obtained from the previous steps into the browser.
When you see a warning about the connection not being private, click on Advanced and then Proceed to accept the certificate.
You will then be redirected to the UTMStack login page.
At this point, your UTMStack installation is fully operational.