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      <title>Get your Ubuntu VPS up and running</title>
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These are the first steps you should perform on your shiny, brand new VPS to set out on a safe journey on the internets. You don&amp;rsquo;t actually have to understand each of the steps here, but this post is intented for people who have some clue of what they&amp;rsquo;re doing. If there is such a thing as a «VPSes for dummies», it should not be read. VPSes are not intended for dummies.</description>
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