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Understanding and Setting Up Our Development Environment In this chapter, we will go over the stack of technologies involved in running Magento and how to set up a proper environment for development. The following topics will be covered in this chapter: • LAMP virtual machine • Setting up and using VirtualBox • Setting up and using Vagrant • IDEs and version control systems We will also learn how to set up a LAMP virtual machine from scratch and how to automate this process entirely using Vagrant and Chef. LAMP from scratch LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP) is a solution stack of open source technologies, which is used for building a web server and is also the current standard for running Magento. For a more detailed list of requirements, please visit www.magentocommerce.com/ system-requirements. Although Nginx has seen a wider range of adoption among Magento developers at the time of writing this book, Apache2 is still the community-accepted standard. We will focus on working with it. www.it-ebooks.info
Understanding and Setting Up Our Development Environment As developers, there are multiple challenges and nuances of setting and maintaining our development environment, such as: • Matching your development and production environments • Keeping a consistent environment between different platforms and team members • Setting up a new environment that takes several hours • Not all developers have the knowledge or experience for setting up a LAMP server on their own We can resolve the first two points with the help of Oracle's VirtualBox (www.virtualbox.org). VirtualBox is a powerful and widely popular virtualization engine that will allow us to create virtual machines (VMs). VMs can also be shared between developers and across all major operating systems. Getting VirtualBox VirtualBox is open source, and it is supported across all platforms. It can be downloaded directly from www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads. Now, we will proceed to setting up a Linux virtual machine. We have selected Ubuntu Server 12.04.2 LTS for its ease of use and widely available support. First, download the ISO file from www.ubuntu.com/download/server; both 64-bit and 32-bit versions will work. To create a new Linux virtual machine, perform the following steps: 1. Start VirtualBox Manager and click on the New button in the upper-left corner, as shown in the following screenshot: 2. A wizard dialog will pop up and will guide us through the steps for creating a bare virtual machine. The wizard will ask us for the basic information for setting up the virtual machine: ° ° VM Name: How shall we name our virtual machine? Let's name it Magento_dev 01. ° ° Memory: This is the value of system memory that will be assigned to the guest operating system when our VM starts; for running a full LAMP server, 1 GB or more is recommended. [ 8 ] www.it-ebooks.info
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