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System Requirements and Hosting Choices

Choose the installation method first

Use the versions pinned in the supplied deployment files for the Docker installation. A source installation needs the matching PHP runtime and extensions. Building frontend assets also needs the Node and package-manager versions used by that release; a prepared release already includes its built assets.

Production sizing guidance

  • Evaluation: 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM and 40 GB SSD for trials and small test datasets.
  • Production starting point: 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM and 80 GB SSD for a live store with back-office work.
  • Heavier workloads: plan additional resources for a large catalog, manufacturing planning, concurrent users, imports, reports and AI embeddings. Measure your workload before choosing a final size.

These are starting guidelines, not guaranteed user or order capacities. Keep free disk space for backups, logs, media and updates. Separating application, database and workers is an option as demand grows.

Runtime and data

The current stack uses PHP 8.4, PostgreSQL 18 or MySQL 8.4, and Redis 7. PostgreSQL with pgvector supports semantic retrieval. Without pgvector, supported search paths use their documented fallback. Check the release deployment files for the exact supported combination before installing.

Docker or a managed server

Use a supported 64-bit Linux host with Docker and Docker Compose, a domain, HTTPS, persistent storage and the required network access. Run the scheduler and queue workers continuously. Install the provided stack rather than mixing unrelated component versions.

Without Docker

Shared hosting and bare-metal installations have different requirements for scheduled jobs, queues, broadcasting and release builds. Read the relevant guide before choosing a host; Docker-level features are not automatically supplied by a shared-hosting plan.

Who maintains the server?

You choose and pay your hosting provider. Plan for server updates, backup storage, monitoring and provider credentials. Free software installation does not mean hosting or third-party usage is included.

See current hosting guidance, Docker installation and running without Docker.

Última atualização: 11/7/2026