Cipi is a Laravel Based VPS manager. It installs with a click: PHP 7.3, MySql 5.7, phpmyadmin, Let's Encrypt, fail2ban, npm and other with a click. More info on https://cipi.sh.
The first way is run an autoinstall script on a Ubuntu 18.04 LTS based VPS:
wget -O - https://cipi.sh/go.sh | bash
After installation, you can change your personal data and password in the profile section. You can configure a SMTP provider into /cipi/.env file.
- You can install Cipi Laravel Project into an hosting within Composer:
composer create-project andreapollastri/cipi <install-directory>
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Then run
cp .env.example .envand update your database creds. (you can also config an SMTP provider and customize initial username and password) -
At the end run this commands:
php artisan migrate --seed
php artisan key:generate
php artisan storage:link
Before you can use Cipi, please make sure your server fulfils these requirements:
- Ubuntu 18.04 x86_64 LTS (Fresh installation)
- If the server is virtual (VPS), OpenVZ may not be supported (Kernel 2.6)
Hardware Requirement: More than 1GB of HDD / At least 1 core processor / 512MB minimum RAM / At least 1 public IP Address (NAT VPS is not supported) / External firewall / For VPS providers such as AWS and AZURE, those providers already include an external firewall for your VPS. Please open port 22, 80 and 443 to install Cipi.
Installation may take up to about 5 minutes minimum which may also depend on your server's internet speed. After the installation is completed, you are ready to use Cipi to manage your servers.
AWS by default disables root login. To login as root inside AWS, login as default user and then use command sudo -s.
$ ssh ubuntu@<your server IP address>
$ ubuntu@aws:~$ sudo -s
$ root@aws:~# <paste installation script>
Cipi was developed with:
- Laravel 5.8 (https://laravel.com/)
- SB Admin 2 (https://startbootstrap.com/themes/sb-admin-2/)
- Datatable JS (https://datatables.net/)
You can follow Cipi Project RoadMap here: https://github.com/andreapollastri/cipi/projects/
Thank you for considering contributing to the Cipi Project!
If you discover a security vulnerability within Cipi, please send an e-mail to Andrea Pollastri via [email protected]. All security vulnerabilities will be promptly addressed.
Cipi is open-source software licensed under the MIT license.