I have a CentOS 7 server waiting for a fresh install of a PHP 8 content-management bootstrap script that ships with its own admin panel. The core tasks are straightforward: prep the box for PHP 8, drop the script in place, wire up the database, and make sure the admin area loads cleanly over HTTPS. My domain is already registered and sits inside my existing Cloudflare account, so once the script is live the job rolls straight into DNS and SSL work—A/AAAA records, Full (Strict) TLS, and the standard performance toggles. When we’re done, the site needs to open from the root URL with a valid padlock, while the admin path remains fully functional. Deliverables • CentOS 7 configured for PHP 8, required extensions, and a compatible web server • CMS script deployed, database connected, admin panel accessible • Domain pointed correctly through Cloudflare with SSL active • Quick hand-over note listing any credentials, paths, and commands used If you know your way around CentOS, PHP 8, and Cloudflare’s dashboard, this should be a clean, one-session job.