How to Download & Install Maven on RedHat 9 Server using MobaXTerm | Step by Step Guide
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In this hands‑on tutorial, you’ll learn how to download and install Apache Maven on a RedHat 9 server using MobaXTerm. This is a step‑by‑step guide designed for DevOps beginners and professionals who want to configure Maven properly in Linux environments.
What you’ll learn in this tutorial:
How to connect to a RedHat 9 server with MobaXTerm
Downloading the latest Apache Maven package
Extracting and installing Maven in the correct directory
Setting up environment variables (JAVA_HOME & PATH) for Maven
Verifying your installation with mvn -v
Troubleshooting common errors during Maven setup
This guide is perfect for:
DevOps Engineers, Cloud Engineers, and SREs
Beginners learning how to install build tools on Linux servers
Anyone preparing for Maven, Jenkins, or Tomcat projects
By the end of this video, you’ll be able to:
Successfully install Maven on RedHat 9 Linux
Configure it correctly for Java projects
Use it in real CI/CD pipelines with Tomcat, Jenkins, or Nexus
This is more than just installation — it’s the foundation for building, packaging, and deploying Java applications in real DevOps environments.
Notes from the video:
How to install Maven on MobaXTerm Redhat 9 Server
Step 1: Search up aws.amazon.com
Step 2: Click on Search, and search EC2
Step 3: Click on EC2
Step 4: Scroll down until you can see Launch instance
Step 5: Click on Launch Instance
Step 6: Name your instance, then scroll down
Step 7: Click RedHat, then scroll down
Step 8: Under Instance Type, click on t2.medium
Step 9: Click on create a new key pair
Step 10: Name your key, then click on create a key pair
Step 11: Under "Network settings", under "Firewall (security groups)" Click on "Create Security Group"
Step 12: Click on "Allow HTTPS traffic from the internet"
Step 13: Click on "Allow HTTP traffic from the internet"
Step 14: Click on Launch Instance
Step 15: The Instance state shows whether its running or not
Step 16: Click on the checkbox to see the Public Ip Address
Step 17: Copy the public ip address of the server
Step 18: Open MobaXTerm
Step 19: Click on "Sessions"
Step 20: Select SSH
Step 21: Paste the Public Ip in the Remote Host
Step 22: Click on specify username
Step 23: Enter your username (Prefferably ec2-user)
Step 24: Click "Advanced SSH settings"
Step 25: Select "Use private key"
Step 26: Click on the documents icon & Select your private key (.pem)
Step 27: Click "Ok" & "Accept"
Step 28: Type "sudo hostnamectl set-hostname Maven"
Step 29: Type "sudo su - ec2-user"
Step 30: Type "cd /opt"
Step 31: Type "sudo yum install wget nano tree unzip git-all -y"
Step 32: Type "sudo yum install java-11-openjdk-devel -y"
Step 33: Type "java -version"
Step 34: Type "git --version"
Step 35: Get on the link "https://maven.apache.org/download.cgi"
Step 36: Right-click the link besides the text "Binary Zip archive"
Step 37: Click on "Copy Link"
Step 38: Type "sudo wget link"
Step 39: Type "sudo unzip filename.zip"
Step 40: Type "sudo rm -rf filename.zip"
Step 41: Type "sudo mv filename Maven"
Whether you're a seasoned DevOps engineer or just starting your journey, this video will provide you with the essential knowledge to confidently work with Linux commands and streamline your workflow.
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Chapters
0:00 - 0:22 Intro
0:23 - 1:03 How to create an AWS Account
1:04 - 2:27 How to create a Maven server
2:28 - 3:21 How to Start your Maven server and connect to your Maven server
3:22 - 5:16 How to Install Maven on MobaXTerm Redhat 9 Server
5:17 - 5:43 Outro
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