How can you install a specific package on a remote server using the command line?

To install a specific package on a remote server via the command line, SSH is typically used for connection and the server's package manager.

Example for Ubuntu/Debian:

ssh user@remote-server 'sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y package_name'

For CentOS/RHEL:

ssh user@remote-server 'sudo yum install -y package_name'

If you need to use Python packages:

ssh user@remote-server 'pip install package_name'

Thus, the SSH command allows you to install a package remotely without the need for direct server access.