
Foreman is free and open-source software that offers complete lifecycle management for physical and virtual servers. System administrators can manage servers by provisioning server instances, configuring, automating repetitive tasks, deploying applications, and monitoring server performances. Interactions with Foreman are achievable via a web console, CLI tool, and a RESTful API. This article explains how to install Foreman on Ubuntu 20.04.
Update system package list.
Configure FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name) of the Foreman server. Change the hostname.
Edit the /etc/hosts file.
Add the following line to the file. Change the IP Address and the domain name with your server details. Save and close the file.
Install required packages.
Download Puppet repository.
Add Puppet repository.
Add Foreman repository to system.
Download Foreman GPG keys.
Update system package list.
Download the installer.
Run Foreman installation.
Allow ports 80.
Open your web browser and access the Foreman web UI using the URL http://foreman.example.com/.
You have installed Foreman on your Ubuntu 20.04 server. After installation is complete, you will get your login credentials on the CLI console.
For more information on Foreman, please visit the official documentation.
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