Once the installation process is complete and providing there are no errors, your selected software should now be installed and ready to use. Alternatively, you can install the software without the need to confirm the installation by utilizing the "y" option, as you can see via the following: yum install nano -y In the case of installing nano, this can be achieved using the following command: yum install nanoĪfter you issue this command, you'll be prompted to confirm the installation of the software by pressing "y". The process is fairly simple and can generally be accomplished with a one-line command. For this guide, we will be installing the popular text editor nano using the Yum package manager.
Once you're connected to your server via SSH, please proceed with the following steps to install software on your CentOS 7 server. If you're not certain how to access your server via SSH, please refer to our guide: Connecting to Your Server via SSH. How To Download And Install Software Using YUM On CentOS 7īefore we begin, please ensure that you're logged into your server via SSH. By following this guide, we are confident that you'll be able to install any software on your CentOS 7 based server successfully. However, the focus of this article is to help walk you through downloading and installing software on a Linux server running CentOS 7. However, on a Linux-based server installing software through the command line is the preferred way. Typically, when you think of downloading or installing software on a computer, doing so using an installation wizard with a GUI probably comes to mind.
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