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systemctl start jekyll systemctl enable jekyll Now you can start Jekyll server and configure it to automatically start at boot time using following commands. ĮxecStart=/usr/local/rvm/gems/ruby-2.3.3/bin/jekyll serve -source "/home/jekyll/"
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Now paste the following text into the nano editor. If you do not have nano installed, you can run yum -y install nano. To create a systemd service for jekyll you will need to create a new service file using the following command. Also instead of running Jekyll server using commands, it is recommended to create a systemd service so that the application can be started automatically on crashes and boot time. bundle exec jekyll serve -host 0.0.0.0 -port 80 -detachĪlthough it is best practice to run the Jekyll server on localhost listening to port 4000, and create a reverse proxy with nginx or nginx to serve the site on internet. You can configure it to listen to all the IP address as well as port number 80, you can run the following command. The site will be now accessible on local system only as it is bound to localhost only. Run `pkill -f jekyll' or `kill -9 7442' to stop the server. Enable with -incrementalĪuto-regeneration: disabled when running server detached. jekyll]# bundle exec jekyll serve -detachĬonfiguration file: /home/jekyll/_config.yml You should see following output that the server is running. Now you can run the following command to run the application. Provide the ownership of the application to the Jekyll user using the following command. It will install the new blog on the current directory, which is the home folder of jekyll user in example. The above command will automatically invoke bundle install to install the required dependencies. To create a new Jekyll blog, run the following command. Now run the following command to build Jekyll.
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Run the following command to switch to Jekyll home directory. Once the gems are installed, you can proceed further to create a new user for your Jekyll's site.
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Now you can install Jekyll and bundler gems using the following command. Once done, you can run the following command to check if Ruby is installed successfully.
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The above commands will take some time to execute as they download the dependencies, compile and install the packages. If you get an error saying, logout of your current user account and login again or run exec $SHELL. Once the RVM has installed, you can run the following command to install latest version of Ruby. Run the following command to download the RVM installer script.
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Installing Jekyllīefore installing any package it is recommended to update the server and available packages. A domain pointing to your server is also required. You will also need root access to the server, if you are logged in as non-root user, run sudo -i to login in as root user. To follow this tutorial you will need a server with CentOS 7 installed. Jekyll does not have any minimum hardware requirement. It contains all the blog type features like s, categories, pages, posts, and custom layouts. It converts your text in Markdown format into static web pages.
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