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IntroductionS3 Browser is a freeware Windows client for S3-compatible object storage. This guide explains how to configure a connection to Vultr Object Storage. To follow these steps, you will need a Vultr Object Storage subscription and a Windows workstation.Install and Add a SubscriptionFrom your Windows workstation, browse to s3browser.com and click the Download S3 Browser button.Run the installer.Launch S3 Browser.Click Accounts -> Add New Account.Enter an account name.Choose S3 Compatible Storage for Account Type.Enter the Vultr REST Endpoint and port 443. For example, if you use the New Jersey location, enter ewr1.vultrobjects.com:443. See the Object Storage documentation for a list of locations.Enter your Access Key ID and Secret Access Key. You'll find these values in your Object Storage subscription.Click the Add new account button.S3 Browser should connect to your Vultr Object Storage subscription and display your buckets.Manage File PermissionsFiles on Vultr Object Storage are private by default. You can enable public access to files one at a time or in batches.Select one or more files, then click the Permissions tab.Click Make Public or Make Private.Click the Copy button to copy the public URL to your clipboard.ReferencesFor more information about using S3 Browser, see the official documentation.

Public | collection_channels_channel | table | vultradmin public | collection_closure | table | vultradmin public | collection_product_variants_product_variant | table | vultradmin public | collection_translation | table | vultradmin public | customer | table | vultradmin public | customer_channels_channel | table | vultradmin public | customer_group | table | vultradmin public | customer_groups_customer_group | table | vultradmin public | facet | table | vultradmin public | facet_channels_channel | table | vultradmin :Enter Q to exit the PostgreSQL pagerExit the PostgreSQL console # \qIn your Vultr customer portal, download the Vultr Managed Database for PostgreSQL signed certificate file ca-certificate.crtWhen downloaded, in your terminal session, use scp and upload the file to your server $ scp ca-certificate.crt example_user@SERVER-IP:/home/example_user/When uploaded, verify that the certificate file is available in your user home directory $ lsOutput: ca-certificate.crtMove the certificate file to the /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/ directory. $ sudo mv ca-certificate.crt /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/Edit the vendure-config.ts file $ nano src/vendure-config.tsImport the readFileSync method from the node:fs at the top of the file import { readFileSync } from 'node:fs';Add the following declarations to the dbConnectionOptions section ssl: { rejectUnauthorized: true, ca: readFileSync('/usr/local/share/ca-certificates/ca-certificate.crt').toString(), },Your edited dbConnectionOptions section should look like the one below: dbConnectionOptions: { type: 'postgres', // See the README.md "Migrations" section for an explanation of // the `synchronize` and `migrations` options. synchronize: false, migrations: [path.join(__dirname, './migrations/*.+(js|ts)')], logging: false, database: process.env.DB_NAME, schema: process.env.DB_SCHEMA, host: process.env.DB_HOST, port: +process.env.DB_PORT, username: process.env.DB_USERNAME, password: process.env.DB_PASSWORD, ssl: { rejectUnauthorized: true, ca: readFileSync('/usr/local/share/ca-certificates/ca-certificate.crt').toString(), }, },Save and close the file.Switch the Vendure PostgreSQL Database ConfigurationSwitch to the vendure-app directory $ cd vendure-appEdit the .env file $ nano .envUpdate the following existing variables with your Vultr Managed Database for PostgreSQL details DB_HOST=host.vultrdb.com DB_PORT=1234 DB_NAME=vendure_db DB_USERNAME=vultradmin DB_PASSWORD=managed-db-passwordSave and close the file.Store Vendure Assets in Object StorageCreate a New BucketLog in to the Vultr customer portalNavigate to Products -> Cloud Storage -> Object Storage.Access your Vultr Object Storage control panelNavigate to BucketsClick the Create Bucket button, and assign the bucket a name of your choice. For example vendureSync the Assets to Vultr Object StorageView your working directory $ pwdVerify that you're operating in the vendure-app directory, or switch to the directory $

Published on October 6, 2023•Updated on January 23, 2025IntroductionVendure is an open-source headless commerce framework that allows to build production-ready e-commerce applications powered by Node.js, TypeScript and GraphQL. It works by exposing all application functionality through APIs. Vendure exposes all the shop front-end functionalities on the GraphQL API and doesn't offer a default storefront interface. This improves developer flexibility because it allows you to create your storefront using any front-end technology.This guide explains how to deploy Vendure on a Ubuntu 22.04 Vultr Server. You are to integrate the framework with Vultr Object Storage, a Managed Database for PostgreSQL, and Valkey to build a production-ready application.PrerequisitesBefore you begin:Deploy a Ubuntu 22.04 server on VultrDeploy a Vultr Managed Database for PostgreSQLDeploy a Vultr Managed Database for Valkey.Deploy a Vultr Object StorageSet up a domain A record pointing to the serverUsing SSH, log in to the server as rootCreate a non-root user with sudo privilegesSwitch to the new sudo user account # su example_userInstall the PostgreSQL Database ServerInstall s3cmd on the server: $ sudo apt install s3cmdConfigure s3cmd to use Vultr Object StorageInstall Node.jsVendure required the Node.js version 16.x or above. Install the latest Node.js version as described in the steps below.Update the server $ sudo apt updateCreate the keyrings directory $ sudo mkdir -p /etc/apt/keyringsDownload and add the Node source GPG key to your server keys curl -fsSL | sudo gpg --dearmor -o /etc/apt/keyrings/nodesource.gpgAdd the Node.js repository to your apt sources list. Replace 20 with your desired version NODE_MAJOR=20 echo "deb [signed-by=/etc/apt/keyrings/nodesource.gpg] nodistro main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/nodesource.listUpdate the server packages $ sudo apt updateInstall Node.js $ sudo apt install nodejs -yVerify the installed Node.js version $ nodejs --versionOutput: v20.5.1Set Up the Local PostgreSQL Database ServerTo install Vendure on the server, you need to temporarily save the application data on your local PostgreSQL database server. Later, you can migrate the data to a Vultr Managed Database for MySQL before deploying the application to production. Set up the local database as described below.Enable Password Authentication on PostgreSQLVerify the installed PostgreSQL version $ psql --versionOutput: psql (PostgreSQL) 14.16 (Ubuntu 14.16-0ubuntu0.22.04.1)Depending on your PostgreSQL version,

To populate the database with sample product data ◆ Populate with some sample product data? │ ● yes │ ○ noWhen successful, the installation process should complete with the following output: ◇ Server successfully initialized and populated │ ◇ ──────────────────────────────────────────╮ │ │ │ Success! Created a new Vendure server at: │ │ │ │ │ │ /home/example_user/vendure-app │ │ │ │ │ │ We suggest that you start by typing: │ │ │ │ │ │ $ cd vendure-app │ │ $ npm run dev │ │ │ ├─────────────────────────────────────────────╯ │ └ Happy hacking!List files in your working directory $ lsOutput: vendure-appVerify that a new vendure-app directory is available on the listSet Up the Vultr Managed Database for PostgreSQLLog in to your Vultr Managed Database for PostgreSQL. Replace vultradmin, 1234, host.vultrdb.com with your actual values $ psql -h host.vultrdb.com -d postgres -U vultradminOr, copy and use your database connection string from your Vultr Managed Database for PostgreSQL control panelWhen logged in, create a new database defaultdb=> CREATE DATABASE venduredb;Output: CREATE DATABASEQuit PostgreSQL console defaultdb=> \qMigrate Data the local PostgreSQL Database Data to your Vultr PostgreSQL Managed DatabaseBack up your PostgreSQL database to the venduredb.sql file using the user and database you created earlier $ pg_dump --no-owner -U vendure_user -d vendure_db -W > venduredb.sqlWhen prompted, enter the correct Vendure user database password you set earlierUsing the backup file, restore the database to your Vultr PostgreSQL Managed Database. Replace host.vultrdb.com,vendure_db,vultradmin with your actual details. $ psql -h host.vultrdb.com -d vendure_db -U vultradmin When the restoration is complete, access your Vultr Managed Database for PostgreSQL $ psql -h host.vultrdb.com -d vendure_db -U vultradmin View the Vendure database tables vendure_db=> \dtOutput: List of relations Schema | Name | Type | Owner --------+---------------------------------------------+-------+------- public | address | table | vultradmin public | administrator | table | vultradmin public | asset | table | vultradmin public | asset_channels_channel | table | vultradmin public | asset_tags_tag | table | vultradmin public | authentication_method | table | vultradmin public | channel | table | vultradmin public | collection | table | vultradmin public | collection_asset | table | vultradmin