Did you run it on Digital Ocean?
I used to get that error on GCP.
I had no port issues in DO at least. in Vultr and GCP I had port issues.
Kindly elaborate here on your steps on how you openes the ports, for the benefit of the community. I might add it in the original post as well.
Thanks
Hi @Calibr3,
I tried it on Oracle Cloud for hobby purposes. Oracle is currently giving 2 Always free VMs (1vCPU | 1 GB each and total 200 GB storage). I opened port 80 and made it persistent using (also have to open it in the firewall based on the installation):
sudo iptables -I INPUT 6 -m state --state NEW -p tcp --dport 80 -j ACCEPT
sudo netfilter-persistent save
In case someone is interested in Oracle cloud, have a look at this article on launching a Wordpress instance on free tier link. I can confirm that I was able to install ERPNext v13 on it. The performance was good as well and way better that GCP.
Thank you for the information. 1 vcpu is actually too less for ERPNext. 2 or more is preferred. Min 4 GB is also needed. Will check out the link.
I was able to install on 1vCPU and 1GB Ram, (added 1GB swap) using docker.
It is the capacity of free tier given by most cloud providers. It works good enough for 1-2 user system to begin using ERPNext.
Is the Docker Container installation better than regular installation?
I am using it for more than a year now.
I’ve installed it for more than 35 sites for others.
Vm with 1vcpu and 1+1 gb ram+swap can run docker based ERPNext setup.
The only drawback is, if you ask question on forum it is assumed you’re not using docker. I’ll be only one of the few to reply docker related questions.
In case of localhost errors during installation.
This should help. Thanks @Abhinav_Jain localhost resolution
sudo iptables -I INPUT 6 -m state --state NEW -p tcp --dport 80 -j ACCEPT
sudo netfilter-persistent save
Just tried the Oracle install. Thanks @Abhinav_Jain & @revant_one for the info. Didn’t realize Oracle had an always free 1GB VM.
I use OCI Always Free for non ERPNext purposes. I notice there are some SQL , and nosql database options, including Always Free Autonomous Transaction Processing databases. Has anyone attempted to use any of those with Frappe?
I was thinking the same but I am a Linux noob. If someone can try out the free SQL resources with ERPNext then OCI can be a frugal solution for hosting ERPNext
Oracle also gives 4 vCPU & 24 GB RAM arm64 instances under its Always free program. It can be useful if someone can try it out and post a tutorial here.
Ya I just checked, ya you’re right, with those free specs. But they only work with the Oracle Linux Image.
Strange, I am able to select Ubuntu 20.04 and prior versions as well (only the minimal versions are not selectable).
A few weeks ago I installed CapRover on this VM with Ubuntu OS without any issue. The specs are just too good to ignore.
You’re right!
I just assumed Ubuntu in itself wouldn’t work as the default selected was minimal. Didn’t think about changing the image versions.
BTW, I tried installing on the stack as mentioned above.
It Works!
Thank you for this.
The site installed is site1.local. If I want another site name, would it be the best to change
it after the install ?I found a few posts about changing site-names . They were for rather
older versions of ERPNext, but should still work ??
Hello, I want install ERPNext to test School system with free tier OCI Ampere 4/24. I tried many times without success.
Do you give me the procedures o script install please.
Thanks
Rene Zamora
EDIT: Works fine with script in first post + testresources + opened port 80, but this is my view
With respect ot OCI, I was wondering if anyone had tried the Kubernetes cluster in Developer Services with a VM.Standard.A1.Flex Shape? I hope @revant_one won’t mind a ping?
I want try to install ERPNext via docker but without success, it is not many tutorials for this install type. Do you could give me a guide to do install via docker for OCI and tell me please if works at OCI ampere or only Amd.
Thanks
Rene Zamora
these are arm processors.
you’ll need to build your own images for arm64.
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