All you need to do is generate an SSH key pair, which includes a public and private key. A better method is to use SSH keys to identify the client to the server. Whilst it’s possible to establish an SSH connection with just a password, it’s not the most secure method. To do so we need to SSH into our remote server (as any user with sudo privileges) and create the new user which we’ll call ‘builder’ with the following command: sudo useradd builder 1.2 Generate SSH key pair We’ll start by creating a new user on the remote server which we will use later in the pipeline to connect via SSH. Step 1: Setting up a user on the remote server 1.1 Create new ‘builder’ user A BitBucket account and repository with your site’s source code.
A remote server with SSH access (in this example we’re using a DigitalOcean droplet running Ubuntu).
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