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You can quickly install Grav with any of the AwardSpace web hosting plans. You can use our free web hosting, shared web hosting, or advanced hosting plans such as semi-dedicated hosting and VPS hosting. Keep in mind that you don’t need a dedicated Grav hosting service to run the CMS – any of the AwardSpace plans is tailored to run Grav smoothly and flawlessly.

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How to Install Grav

To install Grav, you should first sign up for any of the AwardSpace hosting plans.

After that, you should log in to the AwardSpace hosting panel. From there, you can manage your websites, hosting, and domain settings; this is also where you can install Grav.

N.B! To be able to install Grav, you have to register a domain name first. Here’s how:

How to Register a Domain Name

 

Once you enter the AwardSpace hosting panel, go to Zacky App Installer:

To install Grav, go to File Manager in the AwardSpace hosting panel

 

Once you click the Zacky App Installer, a new page will open – while there, click the green Browse and Install Apps:

Click the green button to start browsing apps and install Grav

 

Then, select a domain name that would be associated with the Grav installation:

Select a domain name for your Grav website

 

Then, click on the Grav icon:

Select Grav CMS from the list of apps

 

You will be asked to choose a website title, username, password, and email for your Grav installation. Remember these credentials, as they are very important – you will use these to log in to your newly created Drupal website:

Add Grav Credentials

 

Once you fill in these credentials, follow the instructions and install the platform. The process should take no more than 2 minutes.

Once the installation is complete, AwardSpace will send an email to the address you selected when choosing credentials.

Read the email thoroughly, as it contains important information on how to log into Joomla and other important details. Save this email for future reference.

Now you have managed to install Grav successfully.

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