Install Plauti Server on Linux

Last published at: August 12th, 2025
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This article is for installing Plauti Server on Linux.
For Windows, see Install Plauti Server on Windows.

System Requirements

Recommended system requirements for Plauti Server on Linux:

RAM 2 GB or higher
CPU Multi-core processor
Storage SSD hard disk (minimum of 10GB available)
OS Linux
Internet Connection Secured Broadband Internet connection, Broadband Router Wi-Fi internet connection

Installing Plauti Server

Plauti Server for Linux can be installed on Debian or Ubuntu with the .deb install file, or on RHEL, CentOS or Fedora with the .rpm install file.

  1. Download Plauti Server for Linux.
  2. Install the package. All commands must be run with sudo privileges.
    • Debian, Ubuntu: In a terminal, navigate to the directory where you downloaded the file and run the following command: sudo dpkg -i Plauti_Server.deb
      If you encounter any missing dependencies, run the following command to automatically fix them: sudo apt-get install -f
    • RedHat (RHEL), CentOS, Fedora: In a terminal, navigate to the directory where you downloaded the file and run the following command. Using dnf or yum is recommended as it will handle dependencies automatically.
      # For modern systems (RHEL 8+, CentOS 8+, Fedora)
sudo dnf install Plauti_Server.rpm

# For older systems (RHEL 7, CentOS 7)
sudo yum install Plauti_Server.rpm
  3. Configure the Organization or Tenant. Without this step Plauti Server will not work!
    Note that later on you can change the connection to a different Org or Tenant, and add more connections.
    1. Open the properties file using sudo. It is located at /etc/plauti-server/.env.properties .
    2. Either enter the Salesforce Organization ID at SF_ORGANIZATION_ID, or
      the Dynamics 365 Tenant ID at MS_TENANT_ID.
    3. Save and exit.
  4. Start and Enable the service. Plauti Server is managed as a 'systemd' service.
    1. Start the service for the first time using sudo systemctl start plauti-server.
    2. Enable the service, to ensure Plauti Server starts automatically when the system boots. Use sudo systemctl enable plauti-server. 
    3. Restart the server (this is needed after enabling).
    4. Verify the service is running correctly with sudo systemctl status plauti-server. It should return active (running).

Once the service is running, you can access the Plauti Server web interface‍.


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