Day 1
How to work with putty
How to Install Rundeck OSS in Ubtunu?
Step 1- Install Java
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt install openjdk-17-jdk
$ sudo apt install openjdk-17-jre
$ java –version
Step 2 – Download rundeck Package
https://www.rundeck.com/downloads
Step 3 – Run Installer commands.
wget https://packagecloud.io/pagerduty/rundeck/packages/any/any/rundeck_5.12.0.20260512-1_all.deb/download.deb?distro_version_id=35
mv ‘download.deb?distro_version_id=35’ rundeck.deb
chmod 755 rundeck.deb
dpkg -i rundeck.deb
cd /etc/rundeck/
cd /var/lib/rundeck/
cd
service rundeckd status
service rundeckd start
service rundeckd stop
change IP Addd
vi rundeck-config.properties
service rundeckd start
service rundeckd status
Wait for few mins
and then
http://13.233.140.35:4440/
admin/admin
I find this RunDeck guide incredibly practical for anyone working in infrastructure automation. From my perspective as a DevOps Lead, I learned that keeping setup notes like these is the only way to ensure consistency across a distributed team. The blog simplifies the installation on Ubuntu, walking through Java requirements and the specific command-line steps to get the service running. In the real world, having a reliable RunDeck setup allows me to delegate complex tasks to other departments without granting full server access, which is a massive win for security. For others, this post acts as a quick-start manual to eliminate “it works on my machine” syndrome during deployment. My advice for learning from this blog is to pay close attention to the service status commands; knowing how to troubleshoot a hung service is just as important as the initial install.