About

Open-source scenarios which helps you setup server for CS-Cart and Multi-Vendor. Current version is 1.0.0.

• About
  • Features
  • Components
  • Running in production
  • Running on virtual machine
  • Building your own image
  • Supported platforms
  • Restrictions
  • Status
  • License

Features

• HTTP/2 support
• Performance tuning for highload
• Deflate/GZIP compression
• Google Pagespeed filters support
• Well-looking error pages
• Full-page Varnish cache
• Strong SSL preferencies (A+ by default on SSL Labs)
• Development environment based on Vagrant
• Configurations for creating your own images based on Packer

Components

Cartomatic will install for you the latest versions of following software:

• Apache + mod_php
• WEBKAOS
• PHP
  • 5.4.x
  • 5.5.x
  • 5.6.x
  • 7.0.x
• MariaDB
• Redis
• Postfix
• vsFTPd
• Varnish
• phpMyAdmin

Please keep in mind that apps are still subject to change.

Running in production

If you already have your VPS/VDS and you want to try cartomatic in action, you should do following things:

Quick start

Log in to your server as superuser (root) via SSH and execute this command:

export CARTOMATIC_AUTO=true; curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/simtechdev/cartomatic/master/provision/shell/cartomatic-installer | bash -s -- yourdomain.tld

Done. It works.

Advanced

1. Log in to your server as superuser (root) via SSH and execute this command.

   curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/simtechdev/cartomatic/master/provision/shell/cartomatic-installer | bash -s
   

2. Clone repository into the workspace.

   git clone https://github.com/simtechdev/cartomatic
   

3. Switch to the provision/ansible directory.

   cd cartomatic/provision/ansible/
   

4. Put custom settings into the JSON file:

   vim config/manual.json
   

5. Run provisioning:

   ansible-playbook lamp.yml -c local -e @config/manual.json
   

   Passwords will be saved in the credentials folder.

Running on virtual machine

Cartomatic well-works not only on production – you can use it for development or testing purposes using virtual machines which managed by Vagrant.

1. Switch to the dev/ directory.

2. Specify parameters into the 'config.yml' settings file:

   vms:
     centos6:
       box: centos6
       box_url: https://vagrant.smtk.us/centos/6/centos6.box
       ip: 10.0.0.10
   
   provision:
     ansible:
       playbook: "../provision/ansible/lamp.yml"
       extra_vars: "../provision/ansible/config/manual.json"
   

   You should specify amount of VMs which you want to launch for provisioning. Please read the instruction for building images if you want to create your own image instead of using self-hosted images.

3. Run vagrant:

   vagrant up
   

   Please wait. It may takes from 5 to 15 minutes.

Building your own image

We use Packer configurations for building Vagrant images.

1. Switch to build/ directory.

2. Execute this command to build your own image:

   CentOS 6 x86_64

   packer build centos6.json
   

   Please wait. It takes from 15 to 30 minutes. Done.

3. Add the resulting image into Vagrant using following command:

   vagrant box add NAME images/IMAGE_NAME.box
   

   In some cases you need to know root-password. Here it is: test123!

Supported platforms

• CentOS / RedHat / Scientific Linux 6 x86_64

Restrictions

• Not compatible with ISPManager, cPanel, Plesk etc.
• Works well only for clean installations.

Status

Repository	Status
Stable
Unstable

License

MIT