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Bitrix Virtual Appliance
Installing Bitrix24 Self-hosted
System administration
Bitrix Framework
Bitrix24 Applications
Bitrix24 Bot Platform
Bitrix Virtual Appliance
3. Configure MySQL servers
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Bitrix Virtual Appliance v7.x
What's New
Update Archive
Installation of Bitrix Environment (BitrixEnv) for Linux
Launching Bitrix Virtual Appliance
VMBitrix.CRM
Installation and Migration of Bitrix24 Products to BitrixVA/BitrixEnv
Site installation in BitrixVA/BitrixEnv
Migrating Bitrix products to BitrixVM/BitrixEnv
1. Manage servers in the pool
1. Add new server to the pool
2. Remove host from the pool
3. Server reboot
4. Update BitrixEnv on host
5. Change 'bitrix' user password on host
6. Configure pool timezone
7. Remove pool configuration
8. Update PHP and MySQL
9. Change hostname
10. Enable or disable bitrix-env beta versions
2. Manage localhost
1. Configure hostname
2. Configure Server IP-address via DHCP
3. Configure network inteface manually
4. Reboot server
5. Shutdown server
6. Local Server Update
3. Configure MySQL servers
1. Update Settings for all MySQL Servers
2. Change Root User Password for MySQL Server
3. Stop/Start MySQL Service
4. Create a Slave MySQL Server
5. Change Master MySQL Server
6. Remove Slave MySQL Server
4. Configure Memcached Servers
1. Create Memcached Server
2. Update Settings on all Memcached Servers
3. Remove Memcached Server
5. Background Tasks in the pool
6. Configure pool sites
1. Create Site
2. Delete Site
3. Change Cron Tasks on Site
4. Change E-mail Settings on Site
Email service settings
5. Change HTTPS Settings on Site
6. Change Backup Settings on Site
7. Configure NTLM Authorization for all Sites
8. Configure Optional Services (xmppd|smtpd) for Site
9. Bitrix Composite Site
10. Configure Site Options
1. Configure proxy_ignore_client_abort for Site
11. Show Sites with Errors
7. Manage Sphinx in the pool
1. Create Sphinx Instance on the Server
2. Update Sphinx Instance on Server (add index)
3. Remove Sphinx Instance on Server
8. Manage Web Nodes in the pool
1. Create Web Instance on Server
2. Manage PHP Extensions
3. Configure certificates
1. Configure "Let's encrypt" certificate
2. Configure own certificate
3. Restore default certificate
4. Remove web role from server
9. Monitoring in the pool
1. Configure Monitoring Services
2. Disable Monitoring Services
3. Add New Host(s) to Monitoring
10. Configure Push/RTC Service
1. Configure NodeJS RTC Service
2. Remove NodeJS RTC Service
11. Configure Transformer service
1. Configure Transformer service
2. Remove Transformer service
Additional Settings for BitrixAV/BitrixEnv
Modification of BitrixVA Standard Settings without Disabling Autotuning
Adding SSL-certificates in BitrixVA/BitrixEnv
Expanding BitrixVA Disk Space
Supplementing an Additional Hard Drive to BitrixVA
Increasing Size of Existing BitrixVA Hard Drive
Increasing Size of BitrixVA LVM-Partition
Connecting Swap Partition
Fixing issues in old sites with windows-1251 encoding
Manual Configuration of Memcached
Correct Mounting of Windows-Resources
Execution of All Agents via Cron
Mounting Options
Connecting IDE
Packet Source Codes (starting from version 7.3.0!)
Beta version of BitrixEnv/VMBitrix.CRM
PHP-Extensions Manual Enabling
BitrixVA proxying settings
Server Settings
Query proxying
BitrixVA API for Providers
Providers
Script to Work with Providers
How to create BitrixVM image for cloning
Bitrix Virtual Appliance Contents
Introduction
Bitrix24 On-premise operational requirements
BitrixVM edition packages
Bitrix repository
BitrixVM package contents
bx-nginx
Apache/PHP
MySQL Percona Server
Ansible
Management Interface
Ansible inventory
Scenarios, roles, API
Service configuration
Configuration for nginx
Configuration for apache/httpd
MySQL configuration
BitrixVM Configuration
Pool
Creating and deleting a pool
Adding and deleting server in the pool
Site
Site types
Creating and deleting sites
Archive
Bitrix Virtual Appliance v4.3 (Archived)
Introduction
Running the Bitrix Virtual Appliance
Configuring the SMTP Mail Server
Creation of a Master-Slave Cluster
Adding a Site
Automatic Backups
Sphinx Search Engine Setup
Update of Bitrix Virtual Appliance
Restoring a Web Project from a backup copy
Preparing to Transfer
Restoring the Website
Additional BitrixVA settings
Changing the standard settings of BitrixVA
Increasing the disk space of BitrixVA
Connection of a Swap Partition
Mounting Windows Resources Correctly
Setup of memcached
Execution of all agents on Cron
Mounting options
Setting Up NTLM Authorization
IDE Connection
Bitrix Virtual Appliance v5.x (Archived)
Installation of Bitrix Environment for Linux 5.x
Installation of the VA VMware Edition
Migration of the Bitrix product to a VA
Host management
Add a new host in the pool
Delete the host from the pool
Reboot host
Update BitrixEnv on host
Change the password for the bitrix user on the host
Configure the time zone in the pool
Configure MySQL servers
Manage local server
Changing hostname
Configuring server IP
Update of Bitrix Virtual Appliance
Configure the memcached servers
Background tasks in the pool
Manage the sites in the pool
Create\Delete site
Set up cron tasks
Set up the mail server
Set up https on site
Set up site backup
Configure NTLM auth for sites
Sphinx Search Engine Setup
Manage web-servers
Monitoring in pool
Additional BitrixVA settings
Additional settings and debugging of msmtp
Changing the standard settings of VA
Increasing the disk space of BitrixVA
Adding additional disk
Increasing the size of the existing hard drive
Connection of a Swap Partition
Mounting Windows Resources Correctly
Setting up sending the Nagios notices in BitrixVA
Execution of all agents on Cron
Mounting options
IDE Connection
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Last Modified: 19.09.2017
Chapter contents:
1. Update Settings for all MySQL Servers
2. Change Root User Password for MySQL Server
3. Stop/Start MySQL Service
4. Create a Slave MySQL Server
5. Change Master MySQL Server
6. Remove Slave MySQL Server
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