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So we see that the Nextcloud application uses the Apache webserver, together with a multicast DNS publisher, a MySQL server, a Redis server, and a certificate server. All of this was packaged up in one neat little snap bundle, installed with a single command. This snap application makes use of the same IP address because the host machine. So, we can open the net browser on any desktop machine, and log into the Nextcloud app by navigating to the IP handle of the Raspberry Pi. For complicated applications that require multiple services that work together with one another, you can simply package everything up into one snap package.
You can set up Snappy on numerous totally different Linux distributions and use it alongside your normal package deal manager. On Ubuntu Core, Snappy is all you have, because the apt utilities used on regular Ubuntu aren’t included and there isn’t any …
