In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of installing Rocket.Chat on an Ubuntu 18.04 VPS.
Rocket.Chat is an open-source web chat server, which is an excellent self-hosted alternative to Slack. It offers many functionalities such as chat, video and voice conferencing, file sharing, and a help-desk system.
Rocket.Chat has many handy features. Some of them are listed below:
- Real-time translation
- Incoming and outgoing WebHook integrations to Rocket.Chat
- Live chat / Messaging call center / Audio Calls
- Powerful APIs
- File Upload and sharing
- Web, Desktop and Mobile applications for Linux, Android, iOS, Windows and Mac
- Remote Video Monitoring
- Custom themes, emojis, sounds, and company assets
- and many more…
Let’s begin with the installation.
Etherpad is an open-source web based application that allows real-time collaborative editing of a document through a web browser. This allows users to simultaneously type out, edit, and review documents – even chat functionality is available, which further helps users collaborate on documents. Let’s begin with the installation.
Open Classifieds is a free, powerful, open-source web platform that allows users to easily create and build classifieds, advertisement and listings sites. Let’s begin with the installation.
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alternative to paid control panels – you don’t have to spend any money to use this control panel.
TaskBoard is a free, open-source, PHP-based and self-hosted scheduling application which help users to keep track on their important tasks. TaskBoard has a simple and clean ‘Kanban’-inspired interface that’s intuitive and very easy-to-use.