hello, i am new to spryker. So what is the best way to install spryker in local system Docker or Usi

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hello, i am new to spryker. So what is the best way to install spryker in local system Docker or Using vagrant? is there any video source available for installation

Valerii Trots

Depends on the host OS.
But in general docker is better.
No, there are only text installation guides from the documentation available.

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I am using windows
should I go with Docker then?

Valerii Trots

Docker with WSL2 works fine for me but there are reports that WSL2 has an issue with memory consumption when during your work it will eat all the available memory and the whole system will become unresponsive.

From this point of view vagrant may be a better choice.

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I tried vagrant but its backoffice is working but frontoffice is not working

Valerii Trots

I remember that thread.
You've ended up in a state when the Redis and ES were empty by some reason.
If you couldn't find a reason why is it so and my guidelines haven't helped, I would recommend to try to install it once again.
Destroy vagrant devvm by running vagrant destroy amd removing everything done through the installation guide.

Otherwise just try the docker with WSL2 variant.

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I tried installing again but same issue

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the site can't be reached (frontoffice )

I tried adding www in front but nothing happens

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I am having 16 gb ram and SSD in my system

So will there be still memory issue if I install using Docker?

Valerii Trots

https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/4166

It's still open. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Valerii Trots

Unfortunately Windows isn't that dev's friendly.
The best option is to go with Linux + docker. Works flawlessly and fastest as docker has native support in linux's core.

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should I install ubuntu in VM and then try to install spryker

Valerii Trots

Nope, that won't work well. Virtualization inside virtualization.
Better to setup some Ubuntu as a second OS and have dual boot system.

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ok thank you

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An Ubuntu VM using docker works fine (this also solves the VM-in-VM problem since Docker can use Linux native features to containerize instead of using a VM). It's a workaround some of my colleagues are using. I'd also go ahead and install an IDE in the VM and work from there, then.
About setup: Are you sure your queue is empty? Spryker has an asynchronous model for data propagation known as "Publish & Synchronize". Please log in to the RabbitMQ (queue.* with Login spryker/secret) to see if all messages have been processed.

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ok