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    Magento Assignment 1

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    The document outlines the steps taken to set up Magento 2.4.6 on a PHP application server including installing Composer, downloading Magento files, running the setup installer, and configuring the Magento install. It also provides the commands used to modify the Magento configuration including changing the web root, creating a user, disabling the full page cache, and enabling production mode.

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    The document outlines the steps taken to set up Magento 2.4.6 on a PHP application server including installing Composer, downloading Magento files, running the setup installer, and configuring the Magento install. It also provides the commands used to modify the Magento configuration including changing the web root, creating a user, disabling the full page cache, and enabling production mode.

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    MAGENTO TRAINING

    ASSIGNMENT (SESSION:01)

    Name: Salman Khatri


    Academy#: Academy 4
    Group: TG
    Email Address: salmanrahim@digitalocean.com

    Site URL:
    https://phpstack-745742-4409331.cloudwaysapps.com

    Setup a Magento 2.4.x on a PHP Stack application and perform following tasks:

    Steps for setting up Magento 2.4.6:

    • Create a custom PHP app on the server via this guide.

    • SSH into the server via this guide.

    • Go to the webroot of the newly created Custom PHP app. Install composer via this guide.

    • Fetch the Magento 2.4.6 files in the webroot via this command:

    wget https://github.com/magento/magento2/archive/2.4.6-p4.zip

    • Unzip the file, copy the files and directories inside the magento2.4.6 folder:

    unzip 2.4.6-p4.zip

    cd magento2-2.4.6-p4/

    cp -r * ../

    • Set up the Magento site via this setup:install command:

    php bin/magento setup:install --base-url=https://phpstack-745742-


    4409331.cloudwaysapps.com --db-host=127.0.0.1 --db-name=usvhfpzjys --db-user=usvhfpzjys
    --db-password=mmH58MbnN2 --admin-firstname=Salman --admin-lastname=Khatri --
    admin-email=student@classroom.com --admin-user=magentoclassroom --admin-
    password=Password123 --language=en_US --currency=USD --timezone=America/Chicago --
    use-rewrites=1 –backend-frontname="SalmanKh3"

    For the explanation of this command, refer to this link.

    • Reset file/folder permissions to the app user using this guide.


    1- Make sure the webroot is served via /pub.

    The webroot has been changed to /pub via following this guide.

    Screenshot for reference: https://i.imgur.com/5pTYnSA.png

    2- Create new user with user 'magentoclassroom', email 'student@classroom.com' and


    password 'Password123'.

    The user was already created as required in the setup:install command above in the Magento
    installation process.

    3- Disable cache type 'Full_page' and enable the rest of cache types.

    Disabled full page cache via the command:

    php bin/magento cache:disable full_page

    Screenshot for reference: https://i.imgur.com/8H4dQgb.png

    4- Put the store in production mode.

    Enabled the production mode via the command:

    php bin/magento deploy:mode:set production

    Screenshot for reference: https://i.imgur.com/CHKvwgA.png

    Write following Magento commands:

    1) Exclude themes on static content deploy and does not minify HTML files using the CLI

    $ php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy --exclude-theme=Vendor/theme --no-html-minify

    By using this command, we can deploy static content excluding specific themes and prevent the
    minification of HTML files.
    2) Change the indexer mode to run in realtime for catalog_category_product. using the CLI

    $ php bin/magento indexer:set-mode realtime catalog_category_product

    With this command, we can enable real-time mode for the catalog_category_product indexer,
    ensuring that it updates instantly whenever there are changes to category-product associations

    3) Allowing specific IP to view the store during maintenance mode using the CLI

    $ php bin/magento maintenance:allow-ips <IP_Address_1> <IP_Address_2> …

    Using this command, we can configure Magento to allow access to the store for specific IP
    addresses even when maintenance mode is enabled.

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