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### ### READ ME IN FULL PLEASE ### BOA is an acronym of high performance Barracuda, Octopus and Aegir LEMP stack, supporting hosting Drupal versions from Pressflow 6 to latest Drupal 10. Includes all-in-one bash scripts (see docs/INSTALL.txt for details) to install and upgrade high performance Aegir Hosting System for Drupal, with Nginx, PHP-FPM, Zend OPcache, Percona and Redis. You can install one Aegir Master Instance and any number of Aegir Satellite Instances. The Master Instance holds the central Nginx configuration for all Satellite Instances and thus shouldn't be used to host your sites. Please always use one or more Satellite Instances to host your sites. The 'Master' and 'Satellite' names in the Barracuda/Octopus context are not related to the multi-server Aegir features. It is related to the multi-instance environment, with virtual chroot/jail for every Aegir Satellite instance. BOA stack doesn't support nor leverage Aegir Remote Servers feature currently. However, there are plans to add Remote Servers as an option in the future. While BOA provides tools for easy migrations of entire Aegir instances between remote BOA servers, it doesn't support migrating sites between Aegir instances on the same BOA server -- at least not yet. Barracuda is the main script for the Aegir Master Instance system install and upgrades, including OS environment and main Aegir instance, but no platforms (besides hostmaster) are installed there. Octopus is an Aegir + Platforms installer (you can interactively choose the platforms you wish to install on the instance) and updater only. It allows to install new versions of platforms with clean directory structure, with code shared between all created instances, so one vanilla Octopus instance is using only 35 MB, while most of the code, which is over 1400 MB in total, is shared. Sharing the code between instances is of critical importance, especially in the large hosting environments with many platforms across many Satellite instances, because it allows you to dramatically lower RAM and CPU usage thanks to opcode caching. Note however that shared codebase is supported only in Drupal 7 and Pressflow 6 distros, since Drupal 8 and newer don't support codebase symlinking. With multi-Aegir-instance system you have to remember that all of them will use the same Nginx server, so you could affect others trying to install site with the same domain on two or more instances. The instances will not be aware of other running instances, so it is your responsibility to use such system wisely. To be precise, the possible conflict between sites will not affect their files nor databases, only their visibility, because Nginx will load only the first vhost with the same name and ignore the others, so the instance which is loaded first in the alphabetical order of their system users names, will take it over. It's also critically important to never give anyone access to Aegir system user on any Octopus instance, because it comes with almost root access to *all* sites databases hosted across all Octopus instances on the same BOA server. Only the limited shell access accounts and non-admin Aegir control panel accounts should be ever provided for your end-users. There is also Tuner script available (see aegir/tools/BOND.sh.txt) for easy system tuning for development and switching it back easily to the standard production settings. @=> DUAL LICENCE NOTICE (updated on April 3, 2024) -- read also: ROADMAP.txt While all BOA code is Free/Libre Open Source, only the BOA LITE branch and Aegir itself is free of charge without limits, while BOA PRO branch will require valid licence, with an effective date of April 8, 2024. From now on BOA project will be maintained in four branches: * LITE which remains completely free to use without any kind of license as it was from the beginning (previously named HEAD or STABLE). This branch should be considered as BOA LTS with slow updates, focused on both security and bug fixes, but very limited new features additions. * DEV which requires paid license for both install and upgrade and includes the latest features, security and bug fixes and installed services versions. This branch shouldn't be used in production without extensive testing. * PRO which requires paid license and is available only as an upgrade from either LITE or DEV (or previous HEAD/STABLE) is the branch with regular monthly or bi-monthly releases, closely following tested DEV branch. * OMM which will remain our private branch with some things we don’t use removed and some added, but generally simplified for easier maintenance and modern coding standards. The pricing will be announced at https://omega8.cc/licenses shortly. @=> FOR BUG REPORTING PLEASE FOLLOW GUIDELINES EXPLAINED IN CONTRIBUTING.txt @=> SUPPORTED VIRTUALIZATION SYSTEMS -- please read also: docs/CAVEATS.txt * Linux Containers (LXC) guest * Linux KVM guest * Linux VServer guest * Microsoft Hyper-V guest * OpenVZ Containers guest * Parallels guest * VirtualBox guest * VMware ESXi guest * Xen guest @=> SUPPORTED OPERATING SYSTEMS -- please read also: docs/CAVEATS.txt Devuan @ https://www.devuan.org/os/releases * Devuan Chimaera (fully supported and the only OS version recommended) * Devuan Beowulf (supported only as a base for upgrade to Chimaera) Debian @ https://wiki.debian.org/LTS * Debian 11 Bullseye (supported only as a base for migration to Devuan) * Debian 10 Buster (supported only as a base for migration to Devuan) * Debian 9 Stretch (deprecated but still works, please upgrade to Devuan) * Debian 8 Jessie (deprecated but still works, please upgrade to Devuan) @=> REQUIREMENTS * Basic sysadmin skills and experience. * Willingness to accept BOA PI (paranoid idiosyncrasies). * Minimum 4 GB RAM and 2 CPU (with Solr minimum 8 GB RAM and 4+ CPU). * SSH (RSA) keys for root are required by newer OpenSSH versions used in BOA. * Wget must be installed. * The outgoing TCP connections via ports: 25, 53, 80 and 443 must be open. * Locales with UTF-8 support, otherwise en_US.UTF-8 (default) is forced. @=> PROVIDES *Included/enabled by default -- see docs/NOTES.txt for details Automatic BOA System Major Upgrade Tool -- see docs/UPGRADE.txt for details. PHP-FPM 8.2/1/0 7.4/3/2/1/0 5.6 in multi-install mode, configurable per site. Latest release of Percona 5.7 database server with Adminer manager. All libraries & tools required to install and run Nginx based Aegir system. Magic Speed Booster cache, working like a Boost + AuthCache, but per user. Entry level XSS built-in protection on the Nginx level. Firewall csf/lfd integrated with Nginx abuse guard. Autonomous Maintenance & Auto-Healing scripts in /var/xdrago. Every 3 seconds uptime/self-healing local monitoring. Automated, rotated daily backups for all databases in /data/disk/arch/sql. Letsencrypt.org SSL support -- see docs/SSL.txt for details. HTTP/2 or SPDY Nginx support. PFS (Perfect Forward Secrecy) support in Nginx. PHP extensions: Zend OPcache, PHPRedis, UploadProgress, MailParse and ionCube. Fast Redis Cache/Lock/Path with DB auto-failover for all Drupal core versions. Limited Shell, SFTP and FTPS accounts per Aegir Client with per site access. Drush access on command line in all shell accounts. Composer and Drush Make access on command line for main shell account only. PHP errors debugging, including WSOD, enabled on the fly on .dev. aliases. Built-in collection of useful modules available in all platforms. Fast DNS Cache Server (pdnsd) +Optional add-ons -- see docs/NOTES.txt for details MultiCore Apache Solr 7 and Solr 4 -- see docs/SOLR.txt for details New Relic Apps Monitor with per Octopus license and per Site reporting RVM, Compass Tools, and NPM -- see docs/RVM.txt for details Image Optimize toolkit binaries FFmpeg support Bind9 DNS server @=> OCTOPUS PLATFORMS Octopus can install and/or support the Aegir platforms listed below: @ Drupal 10 Drupal 10.2.4 -------------- https://drupal.org/project/drupal/releases/10.2.4 Drupal 10.1.8 -------------- https://drupal.org/project/drupal/releases/10.1.8 Drupal 10.0.11 ------------- https://drupal.org/project/drupal/releases/10.0.11 Social 12.2.2 -------------- https://drupal.org/project/social (10.2.4) Thunder 7.2.0 -------------- https://drupal.org/project/thunder (10.2.4) Varbase 9.1.1 -------------- https://drupal.org/project/varbase (10.2.4) @ Drupal 9 Drupal 9.5.11 -------------- https://drupal.org/project/drupal/releases/9.5.11 OpenLucius 2.0.0 ----------- https://drupal.org/project/openlucius (9.5.11) Opigno LMS 3.1.0 ----------- https://drupal.org/project/opigno_lms (9.5.11) @ Drupal 7 Commerce 1.72 -------------- https://drupal.org/project/commerce_kickstart Commerce 2.77 -------------- https://drupal.org/project/commerce_kickstart Drupal 7.100.1 ------------- https://drupal.org/project/drupal/releases/7.100 Ubercart 3.13 -------------- https://drupal.org/project/ubercart @ Drupal 6 Pressflow 6.60.1 ----------- https://www.pressflow.org Ubercart 2.15 -------------- https://drupal.org/project/ubercart * All D7 platforms have been enhanced using Drupal 7.100.1 +Extra core: https://github.com/omega8cc/7x/tree/7.x-om8 * All D6 platforms have been enhanced using Pressflow (LTS) 6.60.1 +Extra core: https://github.com/omega8cc/pressflow6/tree/pressflow-plus * All D6 and D7 platforms include some useful and/all performance related contrib modules - see docs/MODULES.txt for details. @=> DOCUMENTATION AND CONFIGURATION TEMPLATES Installation Instructions .........: docs/INSTALL.txt Other Related Information .........: docs/NOTES.txt Upgrade Instructions ..............: docs/UPGRADE.txt Barracuda Configuration Template ..: docs/cnf/barracuda.cnf Octopus Configuration Template ....: docs/cnf/octopus.cnf System Control Files Index ........: docs/ctrl/system.ctrl Platform and Site Level INI Templates: aegir/conf/default.boa_platform_control.ini aegir/conf/default.boa_site_control.ini BOA Self-Upgrade How-To ...........: docs/SELFUPGRADE.txt Composer How-To ...................: docs/COMPOSER.txt Dev-Mode Notes ....................: docs/DEVELOPMENT.txt Drush versions support and usage ..: docs/DRUSH.txt FAST DB Aegir Operations How-To ...: docs/MYQUICK.txt FAST Migrate/Clone Aegir How-To ...: docs/FASTTRACK.txt Frequently Asked Questions ........: docs/FAQ.txt Let's Encrypt Support .............: docs/SSL.txt Migration - Octopus Instance ......: docs/MIGRATE.txt Migration - Single Site ...........: docs/REMOTE.txt Modules Enabled or Disabled .......: docs/MODULES.txt New Relic How-To ..................: docs/NEWRELIC.txt PHP Configuration How-To ..........: docs/PHP.txt Platforms Configuration Symbols ...: docs/PLATFORMS.txt Remote S3 Backups .................: docs/BACKUPS.txt Rewrites in Nginx .................: docs/REWRITES.txt RVM, Compass Tools, and NPM .......: docs/RVM.txt Security Related Settings .........: docs/SECURITY.txt Solr How-To .......................: docs/SOLR.txt Some Extra Comments ...............: docs/CAVEATS.txt SSH Advanced Password Encryption ..: docs/BLOWFISH.txt VServer Cluster How-To ............: docs/CLUSTER.txt BOA user handbook -- legacy version but still useful: https://learn.omega8.cc/library/good-to-know Aegir own docs -- useful but some things don't apply in the BOA context: https://docs.aegirproject.org @=> MAINTAINERS BOA development is maintained and sponsored by Omega8.cc https://omega8.cc/about @=> CREDITS Aegir Project Founder, Emeritus and Current Developers https://docs.aegirproject.org/community/core-team/ @=> SUPPORT You can support BOA development by using Omega8.cc hosted service: https://omega8.cc/compare https://omega8.cc/pricing https://omega8.cc/clusterpro There is also an Affiliate Program available for all paying Clients: https://omega8.cc/affiliates Thank you for your support!