Magento hosting
Magento Open Source,
installed from one form.
Magento is the most demanding PHP app most teams self-host. Hanoo installs Magento 2.4.9 with PHP 8.5, MariaDB and a local OpenSearch on your own Ubuntu server, and gives it a domain with HTTPS.
What Hanoo sets up for Magento
The full stack
Magento 2.4.9 with PHP 8.5 and the extensions it needs, a MariaDB database and a local OpenSearch service.
Checks before it installs
Hanoo compares the server against Magento’s needs — about 2 CPU cores and 3 GB of memory — and warns before installing on a server that is too small.
Domain and HTTPS
Add the store’s domain; Hanoo checks DNS and issues a Let’s Encrypt certificate.
Isolated from your other apps
The store runs as its own Unix user with its own PHP-FPM pool, next to other applications on the same server.
What you still do yourself
01
Create your admin user
Run Magento’s admin:user:create over SSH once the install finishes.
02
Set the base URL
After adding your domain, switch Magento’s base URL to it.
03
Schedule Magento’s cron
Add Magento’s cron entry from the Cron jobs tab.
Questions
Which Magento version does Hanoo install?
Magento Open Source 2.4.9, with PHP 8.5, MariaDB and OpenSearch.
How big does the server need to be?
Plan for at least 2 CPU cores and 3 GB of memory. Hanoo warns before installing on a smaller server.
Does Hanoo install Adobe Commerce?
No — Magento Open Source only.
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