Ajenti is a free and open-source platform with built-in Python, JavaScript, and AngularJS that can be used to administer and configure a server. Instead of command line management, it has a web dashboard for administration. You may use this application to handle websites, DNS, Cron, Firewall, Files, Logs, and Mail hosting services, among other things. This tutorial will show you how to install Ajenti Control Panel on Ubuntu 20.04.

The Ajenti Project includes Ajenti Core and a collection of standard plugins, which together comprise the Ajenti Panel.

1. Ajenti Core: A collection of core components and features that are all interrelated and assist in client-server interactions.
2. Ajenti Panel: The Ajenti Core plugins are coupled with startup scripts, making up a panel server management tool.

Ajenti Control Panel on Ubuntu 20.04 to be installed.
You may install the Ajenti control panel on Ubuntu 18.04 or newer Linux-based systems. This setup is the best thing about it because it is fully automatic.

The first step is to update the system.
Make sure you're using a completely new Ubuntu 20.04 server installation. Automatically, a number of dependencies will be installed.

You should update and upgrade your Ubuntu system.

sudo apt update
sudo apt dist-upgrade

Before starting the installation of Ajenti on Ubuntu 20.04, it is essential to reboot the system first.

sudo systemctl reboot

Ajenti control panel is supplied with a pre-configured script for installation on Ubuntu 20.04. The first step is to download the script using the curl command.

curl -O  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ajenti/ajenti/master/scripts/install.sh 

Use the command to run the installation script.

sudo bash ./install.sh

Depending on your internet connection, installing Ajenti on Ubuntu 20.04 may take some time. When it's finished, you should see something like this.

:: Installing initscript
/usr/bin/systemctl
Created symlink /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/ajenti.service → /lib/systemd/system/ajenti.service.
:: Complete

Ajenti will be listening at HTTP port 8000
Log in with your root password or another OS user

From your browser, go to your server's IP address or hostname on port 8000.

http :// 207.180.252.XX :8080/

If necessary, this process may be restarted at any time.

sudo systemctl restart ajenti