openEuler Quick Start ​

To adapt to different hardware environments, deployment scales, and usage requirements, openEuler officially provides a rich variety of installation and deployment solutions, covering all scenarios such as servers, virtualization, cloud native, edge computing, and embedded systems.

This document describes several common quick deployment methods to help you get started with openEuler from scratch and complete the first login and basic configuration.

Estimated Time: About 5 minutes for installation method selection + 10 to 30 minutes for installation

Target Audience: Developers, O&M engineers, system administrators, and test engineers who are new to openEuler

After completing this guide, you will be able to:

  1. Choose an openEuler installation method that suits your own hardware and usage scenario.
  2. Install openEuler.
  3. Complete the first login and basic configuration.

Step 1: Where Do You Want to Install openEuler? ​

For different usage scenarios, this document provides seven deployment methods: physical server, public cloud, container, WSL, virtual machine, Raspberry Pi, and DevStation.

Select a deployment path that suits your usage scenario.

Your SituationRecommended Path
Physical server for a production environment→ Server
Container environment for containerized development and CI/testing→ Container Image
Windows developer who wants to experience the openEuler development environment in Windows→ WSL
No physical server; local computer for experience, learning, and functional testing→ Virtual Machine
Quick service deployment directly on a public cloud platform→ Public Cloud
Edge hardware development using Raspberry Pi hardware→ Raspberry Pi
openEuler DevStation development workstation environment for local development and debugging by developers→ DevStation

Next Steps ​

ScenarioRecommended Path
Deploy application servicesConfiguring the Web Server
Setting Up the Database Server
Learn system managementAdministrator Guide
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