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Trading Bot Installation Linux: Server, Setup, and Launch

Step-by-Step Guide to Ordering a Server and Quick Bot Installation

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Oct. 8, 2025, 12:34 p.m.
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Trading Bot Installation Linux: Server, Setup, and Launch

1) Requirements

  • Server (VPS/VDS).
  • OS: strictly Ubuntu 24.04.
  • Root access (mandatory).
Recommended provider: a budget option — ishosting.

2) Registration and Server Order on ishosting.

  1. Register on the provider’s website.
  2. Go to “Virtual Servers.”


3. Click “Add New.”



  1. Choose a suitable server configuration.
  2. Be sure to select Ubuntu 24.04 as the OS.
  3. Accept the terms, choose a payment method, and pay.
  4. Wait a few minutes while the server is prepared.

3) Server Access Password

  • You receive the server management password during the server ordering process (do not confuse it with your hosting account password — this one is specifically for the server you purchased).

How to find or change your server password:

  1. Click ”Management"
  2. Set/change password.

4) One-Click Bot Installation

  1. Open the platform website, go to Download, and click “One click install.”
  2. Enter the server IP, SSH password, and other requested parameters.
  3. Wait for completion — the bot is ready to use.
Important: the user performing the installation on the server must be root. Always, with no exceptions.
User: root


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