Setup on Ubuntu + FNM

Product / Blocklet Server
Ubuntu
FNM
wangshijun
2024-01-02 10:35
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Ubuntu is a popular Linux distribution loved by the developer community, Blocklet Server can run on it with the following steps.
Run as root user with Nginx#Following are the steps to setup your blocklet server on Ubuntu as root (not recommended):
Setup Node.js with fnm#fnm is another awesome Node.js version manager, just like nvm.
root@fnm:~$ curl -fsSL https://fnm.vercel.app/install | bash
root@fnm:~$ source /root/.bashrc
root@fnm:~$ fnm install v18Setup nginx latest version#Please refer to the nginx official documentation to get the latest version of nginx on Ubuntu, otherwise, your nginx may not work for blocklet server.
Verify your environment#root@fnm:~$ node --version	// v18.19.0, or above version
root@fnm:~$ nginx -version	// nginx version: nginx/1.24.0Install blocklet server#root@fnm:~$ npm install -g @blocklet/cliGet your server up and running#root@fnm:~$ blocklet server init -f
root@fnm:~$ blocklet server startRun as non-root user with Nginx#If you want to run your blocklet server as non-root (recommended), refer to the following steps:
Setup Node.js with fnm#Since fnm installs node.js on a per-user basis, if you have done this as root, you should do it again as ubuntu
ubuntu@fnm:~$ curl -fsSL https://fnm.vercel.app/install | bash
ubuntu@fnm:~$ source /root/.bashrc
ubuntu@fnm:~$ fnm install v18Setup nginx latest version#Just like the root user instructions, you must complete this step as the root user.
Setup permissions for node.js and nginx#If 80/443 ports are available for blocklet server, all access URLs are clean without annoying ports, however, non-root users on ubuntu can not listen on 80/443 ports by default, but you allow nginx to listen on 80/443 port with following commands:
ubuntu@fnm:~$ sudo apt-get install libcap2-bin
ubuntu@fnm:~$ sudo setcap cap_net_bind_service=+ep /usr/sbin/nginxVerify your environment#ubuntu@fnm:~$ node --version	// v18.19.0, or above version
ubuntu@fnm:~$ nginx -version	// nginx version: nginx/1.24.0Install blocklet server#ubuntu@fnm:~$ npm install -g @blocklet/cliGet your server up and running#ubuntu@fnm:~$ blocklet server init -f
ubuntu@fnm:~$ blocklet server startRun as non-root user without Nginx#It's recommended that you use nginx as the routing engine for blocklet server when running it for production purposes, however you can run blocklet-server as non-root user without nginx if you want to evaluate it.
Setup Node.js with fnm#Since fnm installs node.js on a per-user basis, if you have done this as root, you should do it again as ubuntu
ubuntu@fnm:~$ curl -fsSL https://fnm.vercel.app/install | bash
ubuntu@fnm:~$ source /root/.bashrc
ubuntu@fnm:~$ fnm install v18Setup permissions for node.js#If 80/443 ports are available for blocklet server, all access URLs are clean without annoying ports, however, non-root users on ubuntu can not listen on 80/443 ports by default, but you allow node.js to listen on 80/443 ports with following commands:
ubuntu@fnm:~$ sudo apt-get install libcap2-bin
ubuntu@fnm:~$ sudo setcap cap_net_bind_service=+ep `which node`Verify your environment#ubuntu@fnm:~$ node --version	// v18.19.0, or above versionInstall blocklet server#ubuntu@fnm:~$ npm install -g @blocklet/cliGet your server up and running#ubuntu@fnm:~$ blocklet server init -f
ubuntu@fnm:~$ blocklet server start
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