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Nginx Deployment by Using Bash Script 1723299247

This document provides a bash script for deploying a Netflix-like web server using Nginx on Ubuntu or CentOS. It includes steps for checking the OS type, installing Nginx, backing up existing files, deploying new website files, and restarting the Nginx service. The script also includes commands for confirming installation and checking disk usage before proceeding with the setup.

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Nginx Deployment by Using Bash Script 1723299247

This document provides a bash script for deploying a Netflix-like web server using Nginx on Ubuntu or CentOS. It includes steps for checking the OS type, installing Nginx, backing up existing files, deploying new website files, and restarting the Nginx service. The script also includes commands for confirming installation and checking disk usage before proceeding with the setup.

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Deploy a Netflix-like web server using Nginx on an Ubuntu Os with bash script running Lab

Centos /Ubuntu/Alpine/redhat

Step 1 ) CentOS (or) Ubuntu

#!/bin/bash
# Determine the OS type
OS_TYPE=$(head -n 1 /etc/os-release | awk -F "=" '{ print $2 }' | sed 's/"//g')
APT="Ubuntu"
YUM="CentOS"

Step 2) Check Linux Os Type and Disk usage

DISK_USAGE=$(df -hT)

# Check the OS type and display disk usage


if [ "$OS_TYPE" = "$APT" ] || [ "$OS_TYPE" = "$YUM" ]; then
echo "$DISK_USAGE"
fi

# Confirm the installation


echo "Confirm the installation -> yes"
read -r confirm

Step 3) Install nginx on Ubuntu OS (Default Website)

# Install nginx based on the OS type


if [ "$confirm" = "yes" ] || [ "$confirm" = "Yes" ] || [ "$confirm" = "YES" ];
then
if [ "$OS_TYPE" = "Ubuntu" ]; then
sudo apt update -y && sudo apt install nginx -y
elif [ "$OS_TYPE" = "CentOS" ]; then
sudo yum update -y && sudo yum install nginx -y
else
echo "Operating System is not supported"
exit 1
fi
else
exit 1
fi
Step 4 ) Start nginx service

# Start nginx service


sudo systemctl start nginx
Step 5) Backup and Deployment

# Backup and Deployment


backup_dest="/tmp/backup"
prod_path="/var/www/html/"
prod_source="/home/hpc/bash-tutorial/Netflix_Home_Page_Using_HTML_And_CSS"
source_code="https://github.com/Alok-
2002/Netflix_Home_Page_Using_HTML_And_CSS.git"
website_folder="Netflix_Home_Page_Using_HTML_And_CSS"

cd /home/hpc/bash-tutorial || exit

# Check if the folder already exists


if [ -d "$website_folder" ]; then
echo "Folder already exists"
else
git clone "$source_code"
fi
Step 6) Backup the existing file and Deploy new file

# Backup the existing production files


sudo cp -r "$prod_path"/* "$backup_dest"
# Deploy the new files
sudo cp -r "$prod_source"/* "$prod_path"
Step 7) Restart Nginx Service and running

# Restart the Nginx service


sudo systemctl restart nginx
sudo systemctl status | grep -i running
Step 8) Bash Script Running
Checking ip

Testing Netflix nginx ( Lab Done)

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