How to install Magento 2.4 and build a web server - Magento 2 Tutorial

00:00 Introduction
03:52 Build a basic server
08:48 Convert to a web server for Magento 2.4
19:58 Create a database for installing Magento 2.4
21:17 Enable SMTP Capability
23:05 Install Elasticsearch 7
28:22 Download Magento 2.4.0 with Composer
35:17 Install Magento 2.4 via the Command Line
41:22 Bonus – Install Sample Data

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[panagiotisntatzis]

You literally saved me. I've been searching the whole INTERNET to found the proper step hierarchy for installing Magento 2 and I couldn't find anything till I saw your video! I can't thank you enough! Cheers!

[FarmerWidmo]

Quite possibly the most instructive, concise, clear and well thought-over tutorial I've seen to date. Learned a lot doing this. Kudos, man.

[mrmattcooke]

Probably one of the best video tutorials I’ve ever watched. Period.

[colman]

I have next to no experience in this area and was lost when my dad asked me to do this for his business! Works perfectly, I couldn't ask for a clearer and well thought out instruction guide. Thanks!!

[networkgo]

Thank you so much ! After thousands of Tutorials, which didn't work, your once did it. Only the 2FA doesn't work.

[pataQtasuxumuxu]

Implemented the whole thing and works smooth as butter! Thanks a lot for the effort and the quality of this.

[vanolo]

Thanks,
earlier I was ripping my hair out. You saved me. Perfect instruction. You're the best!

[SwapPartLLC]

Great video. I couldn't have done it without you. Thanks!
For everyone else, if you get the dreaded "internal server error, " it's probably a missing Apache module. For me, it was mod_version. If you have Apache configured to log errors, you will find your answer in the error log. And also, document root is now the magento/pub folder. You'll have to change that in the vhost file. It's best to do that with rewrite rules, rather than changing the actual document root, unless you don't have anything else in your public_html that you need to still work.

[shubhamkukreti]

the best tutorial to setup magento, thank you so much for your incredible effort:)

[OzanYucer]

Hey Craig, you are wonderful, perfect and super a person.. Thanks for your video.. Everything is step by step and sure article.. You are crazy a man :)) Bravo for patient!

[maximilianmosimann]

Great video. Nicely explained. Easy to follow. Just perfect. Thanks Craig, you rock!

[ramandeepchamba]

Thanks, was trying to setup locally for 2 days, watched this along with your virtualbox video.

[nimiakinleye]

Thank you so much for this Craig. Very insightful video so far. I'm trying to follow along, but it turns out most of the php extenstions cannot be found as at the date of me writing making this comment.

[IamAWESOME]

36:06 omg, why dont you past the script in the description? how am i suppose to type this out?

[vadym.masiuk]

Supa video! And pretty well explained
Just wanted to add that you can disable TwoFactor authentication, if you don't need it. Once you installed Magento it can be disabled using following command: php bin\magento module:disable -c Magento_TwoFactorAuth
As most of the time it's not needed especially on development stage

[angelozou]

If you cannot log in to phpmyadmin, please pay attention to the steps. 2.2 Create a new user （Now it’s time to logout as the root user and reconnect with our new user.） 3.5 Install phpMyAdmin and secure the installation（Make sure that you select apache2 using your SPACE BAR before hitting ENTER to continue. ）
Thanks Craig.

[michaelm]

This tutorial worked flawlessly! Do you offer one for Magento 2.4.3 installation on Centos 8?

[RameshBabu_Rajendran]

Thanks for the Video i was able to setup Magento 2.4 successfully and if you can provide steps to setup the system to production it will be helpful.

[ShahAlom]

Thanks a lot Craig for the nicely explained video! :)

[Elektronika]

bin/magento module:disable Magento_TwoFactorAuth to disable two stage auth