In this tutorial, we will show you how to install pip on an Ubuntu 18.04 VPS.
Pip is a package management system which can be used to install and manage packages written in Python. Python is a programming language that allows you to perform web development, software development, system administration, scientific and numeric data analysis, and much more. The Python Package Index (PyPI) hosts thousands of third-party modules for Python and you can install any of these modules using the pip package manager. Installing Pip on Ubuntu 18.04 is a very easy task, and if you follow our instructions carefully, you will have pip installed on your Ubuntu 18.04 VPS in just a few minutes. Let’s get started with the installation.
Go is an open-source, compiled programming language created by Google. Go is popular for many applications, including Docker and Kubernetes, which are written in Go. The language is designed for writing servers and provides a big set of libraries, making it very versatile and applicable for many use cases.
Redmine is an open-source, cross-platform, and cross-database issue tracking and web-based project management application built on top on the Ruby on Rails framework. Let’s begin with the installation.
a web interface. This guide should work on other Debian based servers as well, but it was tested and written for an Ubuntu 18.04 VPS.
Elgg is an open-source social networking platform where users are able to build all kinds of social environments, such as a campus-wide social network for your university, school, or college, or an internal collaborative platform for your organization. It offers many additional features such as blogging, micro blogging, networking, groups and much more.
Kafka or Apache Kafka is a distributed messaging system based on the principle of the pub-sub (publish-subscribe) model. It allows us to publish and subscribe to a stream of records that can be categorized. It is an incredibly fast, highly scalable, fault-tolerant system, and it’s designed to process large amounts of data in real time. Apache Kafka can be used as an alternative to a message broker as well, which allows us to process/transform a stream of records. Kafka can be used as a messaging system, but in a rather incomparably huge scale. Overall, Apache Kafka is a very powerful tool when used correctly.
