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WHICH IS THE BEST WAY TO RUN MAUTIC FOR AGENCIES?

 *  Yosu Cadilla
 * February 15, 2019May 21, 2020
 * 15 Comments

Every so often I get requests to deploy multi-tenant Mautic setups, those
requests are usually from a Marketing agency that needs to run multiple Mautic
instances for their customers or their internal usage, However, multi-tenancy is
very often a misunderstood and misused concept.

Multi-tenancy is an architectural approach enabling a single instance of an
application to be used by multiple organizations or users, the tenants. In
multi-tenant apps, there is just one code base for everyone and the separation
between clients is done in that single codebase and sustained by the database.

On the other hand, Multi-instance, what I call “Replication” provides each
organization with its own codebase.

Let’s analyze in detail these 2 options and find out which is the best way to
run Mautic for an Agency.

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MAUTIC 4.4.11 INSTALLATION ON UBUNTU 22.04 WITH PHP 8.0 AND MARIADB 10.6

 *  Yosu Cadilla
 * February 9, 2024February 9, 2024
 * 20 Comments


4 SIMPLE STEPS TO INSTALL MAUTIC 4

 1. Install the packages required to run Mautic 4.
 2. Install Mautic 4.4.11
 3. Run the Mautic 4 configuration wizard.
 4. Install the Mautic 4 Cron Jobs.

Read More »Mautic 4.4.11 Installation on Ubuntu 22.04 with PHP 8.0 and MariaDB
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UPGRADE FROM MAUTIC 3.X TO MAUTIC 4.4.11

 *  Yosu Cadilla
 * February 9, 2024

It is not yet time to migrate to Mautic 5 for your production environment, it is
still too soon!
Mautic 4 on the other hand is currently very mature. This is the most stable,
efficient and secure Mautic version we had in a very long time, especially after
the recent release of Mautic 4.4.11, which is the last release in the Mautic 4.x
series.
If you haven’t yet updated your Mautic 3 to Mautic 4, now is the time, here’s a
guide to do so, how to upgrade to Mautic 4 in 3 simple steps.

Read More »Upgrade from Mautic 3.x to Mautic 4.4.11


SECURE MAUTIC INSTALLATION ON A VPS IN 2024

 *  Yosu Cadilla
 * February 9, 2024
 * 64 Comments

UPDATED on FEB 9 2024, for Mautic 4.4.11

This is a basic but production-ready Mautic installation tutorial, that you can
run in a SMALL production environment with real data from your customers. This
tutorial keeps everything as simple as possible but will require some basic
understanding of the Linux command line.



Read More »Secure Mautic Installation on a VPS in 2024


MAUTIC INSTALLATION: THE CONFIGURATION WIZARD

 *  Yosu Cadilla
 * January 28, 2019May 22, 2020
 * 10 Comments

Yeah I know, this is pretty trivial, but I had made some snapshots of the
process and thought, why not? Maybe someone gets stuck in one of the steps, like
the database (I did the first time I installed Mautic) So here it is…

OK so after you complete the mautic installation, you have to navigate to your
server or VPS, either by using the server’s IP or, if you have set up your DNS,
using the domain name. After you do, and if everything went fine you will be
presented with the following screens:

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MAUTIC 5.0.3 INSTALLATION ON UBUNTU 22.04 WITH PHP 8.1 AND MARIADB 11

 *  Yosu Cadilla
 * February 9, 2024


5 SIMPLE STEPS TO INSTALL MAUTIC 5

 1. Install the packages required to run Mautic 5.
 2. Install Mautic 5.0.3
 3. Run the Mautic 5 configuration wizard.
 4. Install the Mautic 5 Cron Jobs.
 5. Enjoy your first Mautic 5 installation!

With a major code refactoring, a new Symfony 6 under the hood and an intensive
fat reduction treatment, Mautic 5 is as lean and mean as it gets.
This is an alpha release and not yet ready for production, but the promise of a
new level of stability and performance makes it very enticing to install Mautic
5 and give it a spin (surprise, surprise, it is faster and feels more
streamlined).

But wait, there’s more! With PHP 8.1 support and MariaDB 11, your code will run
faster than ever and your database will self optimize better than ever before.
So here’s, as always, the best possible specs for your new Mautic 5
installation! Start your Mautic 4 venture with the right foot!

Read More »Mautic 5.0.3 Installation on Ubuntu 22.04 with PHP 8.1 and MariaDB 11


BUILD YOUR OWN SAAS MAUTIC.

 *  Yosu Cadilla
 * September 17, 2023September 17, 2023
 * 1 Comment

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MAUTIC INSTALLATION: MAUTIC HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS

 *  Yosu Cadilla
 * November 24, 2023
 * 26 Comments

The adequate amount of hardware resources you need for your Mautic installation
will depend on the Mautic features you’ll be using.
There’s no silver bullet when it comes to Mautic performance, but we will try to
provide a guide on how to calculate the requirements for your own, self-hosted,
Mautic installation.

Find out how to accurately forecast the Mautic Requirements for your next Mautic
installation and prevent Mautic from running slow or completely freezing.

As a Mautic Ops and Systems Architect, I have encountered several perfectly OK
Mautic installations that were just terribly slow (to the point of not being
usable anymore) but otherwise perfectly OK, what usually happens is that the new
server is gauged accordingly to some basic rules, like 1GB of RAM for every 10K
users. This way of forecasting your Mautic hardware requirements is too
simplistic and will probably lead to either a slow-running Mautic installation
or a too big invoice.

Read More »Mautic Installation: Mautic Hardware Requirements


MAUTIC AT SCALE: HOW TO RUN VERY LARGE MAUTIC DEPLOYMENTS.

 *  Yosu Cadilla
 * September 17, 2023December 3, 2023

Watch the video:


Running very large Mautic instances at scale.


MAUTIC BACKUP FOR DUMMIES & MARKETERS TOO

 *  Yosu Cadilla
 * May 30, 2018May 22, 2020
 * 6 Comments

There’s much more to making backups than just copying files, as you probably
know, you need a backup strategy. In this post, I’m not going to enter in detail
on the strategic part. Anyway, I’m going to abide by the most basic and
indispensable elements of a backup strategy, that is so, if you ever need your
data, you have a certain guarantee that your data will remain available to you
when most needed.

I’m going to start with a little bit of theory, I know it’s boring, but it will
let you understand what you’re doing in the second part when we start using the
console and giving instructions to the server.

Read More »Mautic Backup for Dummies & Marketers too


HOW TO RESET LOST MAUTIC ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD

 *  Yosu Cadilla
 * January 25, 2021August 6, 2022
 * 4 Comments

If you have forgotten or lost your Mautic Administrator Password, or if after an
update your login has stopped working. Mautic can send you an email with a link
for you to create a new password.
But what if your email settings are missing or do not work propely anymore? Bad
news, there is no way to recover it or change it from the UI.

However, if you have SSH access to your Mautic instance, you can directly modify
the database, you won’t be able to see the stored password, but you can
overwrite the existing password or even better, add a new user directly into the
database here’s how:

Read More »How to Reset Lost Mautic Administrator Password


MAUTIC ERROR TROUBLESHOOTING IN 4 STEPS

 *  Yosu Cadilla
 * April 5, 2019May 22, 2020
 * 1 Comment

Troubleshooting Mautic is not usually simple, but it helps a lot if you know
what to look for.
These 4 steps will get you there most of the time:  

1) Check ALL your logs.
2) Check the Mautic output on your browser.
3) Search the Internet, especially Github.
4) Report your findings.

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