Facing errors while locally deploying magento.

[SadkiratSingh]

Steps in locally deploying Magento. Although everything is documented here, I am documenting the steps I followed and consequently I missed something due to which I could not see the final result.

Prerequisites:

• 6GB RAM
• Git
• Docker
• Composer(using latest version)
• Create account on adobe commerce and get the access keys. There will be two access keys, public and private.
• Since we will use composer to install mandatory magento packages from authenticated magento repository-> https://repo.magento.com, we will need the access keys generated in previous step. To authenticate into magento repo, use public key as username and private key as password.

Now visit this link and mark the heading On-premises projects

• Create magento project by running following command: composer create-project --repository-url=https://repo.magento.com/ magento/project-community-edition <install-directory-name> --ignore-platform-reqs

  • ignore-platform-reqs flag is used to bypass this error
  • community edition is free to install.
  • This installs latest magento version: 2.4.5
  • lets keep as magento-local
• Change to directory magento-local
• Run command: composer require --no-update --dev magento/ece-tools magento/magento-cloud-docker
• Now we have to create a configuration file using which we will generate a docker compose. I created my file this way: magento.docker-config.txt. The name of file is .magento.docker.yml and resides in magento-local.
  • Note I have used mode as developer. We can use production as well. See here for difference between the modes.
  • Check out the versions of php, redis, elasticsearch being used. They should be compatible with magento version being used.
• Add the default magento2.docker host to the hosts file to make Cloud Docker recognizable on the local machine.
• The create auth.json file inside magento-local dir like this:
• Run composer update to update the dependencies. This command reads your composer.json file. composer.json got created when you ran composer create-project command above.
• Run ./vendor/bin/ece-docker build:compose to create docker-compose.yml file from .magento.docker.yml
• Now run docker-compose up -d
• Next step technically should be to build magento project inside docker enviroment, however since we are using developer mode, we can skip build and straight away deploy magento project inside docker environment using docker-compose run --rm deploy cloud-deploy
  • In the above step, I encounter the error defined here. For me, it is specifically connection default is not defined.
  • To try to overcome this, I checked the logs and came to possible workaround: Due to insufficient file permissions, deploy command could not write config.php and env.php inside app/etc dir. So I ran the command sudo chown -R . on magento-local dir. I ran the deploy* command again and it created both files, but error still persists.

[SadkiratSingh]

I tried the second way to use public magento image. I created a docker compose file using the instructons here: https://hub.docker.com/r/bitnami/magento/ . The docker compose file looks like this: magento-docker-compose .yml.txt

However, after running: docker-compose up -d --build

• wait for some time, magento takes some time to set up.

• access magento on http://localhost:8081.

• I cannot see any styling.

  • Facing CSP errors.

• I cannot access "http://localhost:8081/admin", I believe that needs to be set up explicitly