This section helps you to install Alfresco Community Edition, additional software, and modules. Community Edition consists of a number of modules that need to be deployed and configured together, to form the complete services platform.

Install and configure Community Edition. Install any Alfresco Module Packages (AMPs) such as Alfresco Share, Google Docs Integration, and Alfresco Office Services. Set up ActiveMQ. Install third-party software used by Community Edition. This includes LibreOffice, ImageMagick, and Alfresco PDF Renderer.

To deploy Community Edition using Docker Compose, download and install Docker, then follow the steps below. Make sure that you’ve reviewed the prerequisites before continuing. Clone the project locally, and change directory to the project’s docker-compose folder:

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2019年12月12日 · Before you start, validate that you have access to the prerequisite software so you can install them in the right order. This includes a JRE, a supported database, Tomcat application server, a message broker (i.e. ActiveMQ), Alfresco Search Services, and additional components (such as ImageMagick).

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Description: Installs Alfresco Community Edition, configuring Alfresco and Share web applications. TIP : If you use different port numbers for alfresco.port and share.port e.g. alfresco.port=39003 and share.port=39003.

2024年5月31日 · This document details the steps to deploy Alfresco Content Services (ACS) using the Ansible playbook available in the provided project repository. To deploy ACS on a pristine host running a...

2017年3月27日 · This guide will cover how to install and configure Alfresco Community Edition on RHEL/CentOS 7/6, Debian 8 and Ubuntu systems with Nginx server as a frontend web server for the application. As for the minimum system requirements, Alfresco needs a machine with at least 4 GB of RAM and a 64-bit Operating System. 1.

Install on Tomcat. For more complex Community Edition installations, or if you wish to use an existing Tomcat application server, you can use the Web Archive (WAR) bundle to install Community Edition on any platform. For manual installation, you must ensure that the required software is installed on the machine.