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How do I access Magento cloud from command line?
To initiate the CLI, call magento-cloud and enter your Cloud account credentials when prompted. Verify the magento-cloud command is in your path. The following example lists the available commands.
How do I install and configure Magento?
- Get Your Server Ready. Go to the top. Before you can actually install Magento, you’ll need a web server to install it on.
- Download Magento. Go to the top.
- Create a Database on Your Host. Go to the top.
- Upload and Unpack Magento. Go to the top.
- Set Up Magento. Go to the top.
- Install and Finish. Go to the top.
How does the Magento cloud CLI command work?
The magento-cloud commands directly connect to the Magento Git-based Cloud project with additional features. For example, when you push a Git branch, it is not activated until you access GitHub. The Magento CLI command includes activation.
How do I install Magento on my computer?
Be ready to install Magento using the command line. Switch to the user. Change directories for the installation. Enter a CLI command with options for entering the name, email, ADMIN credentials, URL, and additional information. For a list of all options, see Installer help commands.
Do you have to run Magento installer multiple times?
You must install Magento from its bin subdirectory. You can run the installer multiple times with different options to complete installation tasks like the following: Install in phases—For example, after you configure your web server for Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), you can run the installer again to set SSL options.
Where can I find Magento on localhost?
Depending on how you set up your web server and virtual hosts, the path might be magento2 or it might be blank. To access Magento on localhost, you can use either http://127.0.0.1/ / or http://127.0.0.1/ /.