Magento 2 in Multi-Node and AWS EFS: Deployment of static content

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Deploying Magento 2 in a multi-node setup on AWS EFS for static content ensures scalability and redundancy. It's a smart approach for high-performance e-commerce websites.

[tylernixon5db1]

Deploying Magento 2 in a multi-node setup on AWS EFS adds scalability. Utilize AWS EFS for shared storage, enhancing static content deployment efficiency across nodes. Optimize performance and streamline your e-commerce infrastructure.

[stephenkil535c]

1. • Create an Amazon EFS file system.
   • Launch multiple EC2 instances to serve as Magento nodes.
   • Configure security groups and IAM roles as needed.

2. Install Magento 2:

   • SSH into each EC2 instance and install necessary dependencies (PHP, MySQL, web server, etc.).
   • Download and install Magento 2 using Composer or the archive.
   • Configure Magento to use EFS for media and static content storage.

[theroberts7b56]

You might consider using AWS CodeDeploy with blue/green deployments to minimize downtime and streamline static content updates. Alternatively, using a local file system for `pub/static` and including it in your AMI could also work well, ensuring the static content is pre-generated and ready upon instance launch. Both approaches can reduce the performance impact of EFS. omegle

[insideau78e307]

very helpful