Step 2: Switch into that directory, and now you can download the recent version of Joomla straight from their website, using the following command.

Step 3: Create a Joomla Directory inside the /var/www/html/ to keep the joomla file.

Step 4: Now you can untar it with the following command, and moving it straight into the default directory, /var/www:

Step 5: Create a Joomla configuration file and make it temporarily world-writeable. After Installation is complete, then we change the permissions back down to 755, it make only writeable by the owner.

Step 6: Log into the MySQL shell, to using the following command.

Step 7: Now we need to create Joomla Database and user in that database, and give that user a new password. Using the following commands.



Step 8: Finish up by granting all privileges to the new user. And flush the privileges to refresh the MySQL

Step 9: Finally restart the Apache service

Step 10: Now you can access the Joomla installer going to your domain name or IP address (eg. Example.com/joomla or 12.34.56.78/joomla)
Select the your preferred language and click the next button on the top
Next enter your database and username and password details here. And click on next
Step 11: Once you have finished going through the installer, delete the installation folder per joomla’s instructions and change the permissions on the configuration file.

Now You can visit your domain name or IP address to see your joomla page.
Thank You….!

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