Create a bash script to setup a fresh plesk installation

your task is to deliver a bash script which installs a bunch of services around with plesk 1. you get a fresh installed server with [login to view URL] installed 2. only SSHD and apt is ensured to be prior installed your task is to: - install all required packages for plesk - download latest plesk via wget - install latest ubuntu managed mariadb if plesk is not doing for you - install httpd/nginx/apache if plesk is not doing for you - install via plesk installer a bunch of webserver modules - install via plesk installer php versions 7.3, 7.4 and maybe newer (shall be easy to modify) - install via plesk installer courier - install latest mattermost 5.x - configure plesk to use a SSL certificate which we can provide (simulate with a self signed which you place with the installer) - configure plesk to be on internal IP (e.g. [login to view URL]) and to have a public IP also - configure to use http/2 - configure apt autoupdates for security updates to install them automatically on availability (use the basis setup from the mattermost installer) - fail2ban is properly configured and more rules are added (we can share) Hint, if you can share us a command or set of commands of a running instance of plesk: we can trace you all packages and all settings provided. Just ask, so you will have a very good template setup you deliver a well documented/commented bash script with a description what is done in the next step to make reviews possible you deliver into a git repo Outlook - if you do a good job on supporting our team, we are open to integrate you into regular work and we will share you more tasks like this What is our budget? we do not disclose our budget nor planned hourly rate. Offer us your best bid. This job is created with a placeholder budget/rate. So ignore our rates/budgets and post your best bid. Your bid? Your placed bid is based on the fact, that you have read the job description and it is the upper bound on your bid. Communication: Do not wait for our availability here. Just answer, just ask or just reply.