OWNCLOUD - HOUSEHOLD COOPERATION ON THE SERVER

Referring to storage services using cloud storage technology, we are already familiar with Dropbox, Google Drive, Box.net, and so on. All are services that help you synchronize. Your computer's data is stored in a cloud-based repository and you can easily use that data anywhere, any device thanks to client applications. But if you are a webmaster / programmer, have a lot of knowledge about server / host then why not build yourself a dedicated cloud hosting server? You will be able to use it comfortably without any limitations as it depends on the server hard drive space. If you need to build a cloud server for personal or small business use, it's easy to own your own source code.

The interface of ownCloud
Talking about the features of ownCloud is a lot, but I just summarize is:
 Unlimited data storage. That means it will depend on the storage capacity of your host.  Create unlimited users, and authorize them.  Client support for Windows, Mac OS, iOS and Android. · Quickly preview the contents of your files such as pictures, documents, audio, video, ...  Support to create publicly shared links and set passwords, expiration time for links.  Supports hundreds more extensions and addons.  good security Install ownCloud
Configuration requirements
ownCloud is written in PHP so you only need a host that supports PHP 5.4 or higher. Also supports MySQL, SQLLite or PostgreSQL 9.0 or later. In addition, there are many PHP modules that ownCloud requires here but in general you can install on the Linux Shared Hosts in these vendors. For you to use VPS / server, just install LAMP Webserver as this series is. There are now a number of vendors that allow you to change the PHP version by going to cPanel -> find the PHP Select option and change to PHP 5.5.
The good hosts that ownCloud recommend are:
 A2Hosting  Arvixe  StableHost (this is because I'm using my ownCloud here very well)
Install ownCloud source code
It's easy to set up your ownCloud, first go to this link to download the setup-owncloud.php file. Then upload this file to the host and run it with http://domain.com/setup-owncloud.php. You then proceed to install them step by step. Note in the directory selection step, if you want to install into the root of the domain name you need to set ownCloud, write a dot (.) Into the following. That's it, and the first time you access your OwnCloud domain, you will have an administrative account created.
Install Desktop Client / Mobile Client
If you need to synchronize data on your computer or phone, you can download the client application for ownCloud at https://owncloud.org/install/#install-clients. And now use it yourself to use it, too easy.