- Overview
- System requirements
- Prerequisites
- Quick start installation
- Advanced installation
- Post-installation steps
- Tutorials
- Backup and rollback the file system, media, and database
- Check the database status
- Configure message consumer behavior
- Configure the lock provider
- Configure the store
- Create, edit, or unlock admin accounts
- Create or update the deployment configuration
- Create the database schema
- Display or change the Admin URI
- Enable or disable maintenance mode
- Enable or disable modules
- Install an extension
- Install Commerce
- Modify docroot to improve security
- Uninstall language packages
- Uninstall modules
- Uninstall or reinstall Commerce
- Uninstall themes
- Upgrade the database schema
- Return to Operational Guides
On-premises installation overview
The following diagram provides a high-level overview of on-premises installations of Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source:
The general installation flow is as follows:
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Set up your server environment.
Install the prerequisite software, including PHP, Apache, MySQL, and the search engine. See the system requirements for more information.
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Get authentication keys to the Commerce Composer repository.
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Get the Adobe Commerce or Magento Open Source software.
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(Recommended) Get the Composer metapackage to manage modules and their dependencies.
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If you want to contribute to the Magento Open Source codebase or customize the application, clone the GitHub repository. This method requires familiarity with both GitHub and Composer.
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Install the application using the command line.
If the step fails because prerequisite software isn’t set up correctly, review the prerequisites.
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Verify the installation by viewing your storefront and the Admin.
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