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Install Nextcloud 27 (Hub 5) on Ubuntu

Nextcloud 27, just like Nextcloud 26, is heavily reliant on AI, and the feature set is primarily driven by AI itself. In this article, I will guide you through the step-by-step process of how to install Nextcloud 27 (Hub 5) on an Ubuntu server (22.04 LTS).
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How to Migrate Nextcloud Database: SQLite to MariaDB

I noticed that some users have installed Nextcloud with SQLite on a production system. This is suitable for a user or two with lower server load. However, if you are considering switching to a more reliable database for improved performance, you can utilize MariaDB, MySQL, or PostgreSQL. In this article, I will guide you on how to migrate the Nextcloud database from SQLite to MariaDB.
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How to Set Up FreePBX (Asterisk) on a Cloud Server

FreePBX needs no introduction if you are into VOIP products or have used Asterisk. FreePBX is considered a frontend for communicating with the Asterisk server. There are different ways to install and set up Asterisk and FreePBX. Some cloud providers provide ready-made images through their marketplaces. Today I will share how to set up FreePBX (Asterisk) on a cloud server using FreePBX ISO.
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How to install Matomo (Piwik) on Ubuntu server

Matomo previously known as Piwik is an analytic tool which can be installed on-premise. It is a Google Analytics alternative with data in your control. If you want to install and setup an analytic tool on your server for different reasons, Matomo is the one you should be looking to install.
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Install Nextcloud 26 (Hub 4) on Ubuntu 22.04

Nextcloud 26 (Hub 4) focuses on AI integration with Talk, search and more. You may not find any big UI changes or features in this release. But in terms of AI integration it is still a release worth installing or upgrading. In this article I will guide you how to install Nextcloud 26 on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS with a free SSL certificate from Let's encrypt.