Setting up Ubuntu using shell script
There are two ways to setup a geospatial ubuntu instance (maybe on AWS or local machine).
First, you can just copy the setup_geospatial_env_ubntu.sh to the ubuntu machine and
then run bash setup_geospatial_env_ubntu.sh. This shell script installs a few more
things (for instance R, sbt, QGIS, and J) on the machine. It also allows you to disable
some components that you might not need.
Setting up Ubuntu using ansible
This method is much more flexible yet robust but I'm not quite sure how to install all
the other software that I need with it yet. Anyhow you can copy the folder "ubuntu_geospatial_ansible"
to the ubuntu machine and use ansible to configure your machine.
The Readme.md file in that folder has commands of how to use it!