allthewaylive
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How to setup Chevereto in AWS Elastic Beanstalk? I've already setup the configurations to upload images to S3.
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How to setup Chevereto in AWS Elastic Beanstalk?
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SirMoo
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Did you look into this? https://aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/getting-started/
Do you REALLY need beanstalk?
Do you REALLY need beanstalk?
allthewaylive
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That's where the chevereto files will go.
And yeah, I already check that and tried to migrate my chevereto files but I encountered a Forbidden Error. So I asked if there's any proper documentation for chevereto to beanstalk.
To be honest I haven't used beanstalk so I don't know how to configure it. What I know is that you use that thing to upload code, so I'm guessing that you need to setup the web server (nginx) + Database server (MySQL, Maria) and then just upload the system files like any normal server.
If you don't want to upload the core files you should use the web installer.
Then if you got issues like 403 error or anything like that, you will need to dig in the error_log to see what's going on. Most likely there is something wrong in the server configuration file.
If you don't want to upload the core files you should use the web installer.
Then if you got issues like 403 error or anything like that, you will need to dig in the error_log to see what's going on. Most likely there is something wrong in the server configuration file.