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Magento 2 tools
Cache, indexers and upgrades, run on the site.
Flush cache

Flush cacheChoose types…

Every cache type, including full-page.

Last run 09:12 · Sam Okafor

ReindexReindex all

Rebuilds every indexer on the site.

Last run today 02:10 · 3 min

Setup upgradeRun

Runs setup:upgrade on the site, with the output kept in Activity.

Last run 2 Oct

Maintenance modeOff

Shows the holding page to visitors.

Search engines get a 503 with Retry-After.

Cron: running Indexers: 11 valid, 2 need reindex OpenSearch: healthy
{  How it works  }

Magento 2 tools, step by step

  1. 1

    Run the shop’s tools

    Flush the cache, reindex, run setup:upgrade or clear stuck cron jobs. Each run shows its output.

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    Magento tools: Flush Magento cache, Reindex, Run setup:upgrade and Unlock stuck cron
  2. 2

    Upgrade behind the maintenance page

    setup:upgrade puts up the maintenance page and takes a snapshot first, unless you untick it.

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    Magento tools
    bin/magento commands, run as web in the shop’s root.
    Flush Magento cachebin/magento cache:flushRun
    Reindexbin/magento indexer:reindexRun…
    Run setup:upgradebin/magento setup:upgradeRun…
    Unlock stuck cronClears jobs stuck over 2 hoursRun
    Upgrade modules and database on kilnandcopse.com
    Magento tools

    Runs bin/magento setup:upgrade, then cache:flush. The maintenance page is up while it runs and comes down when it finishes.

    !Maintenance page while it runs. Stopped after 2 minutes; a larger upgrade belongs in the terminal.

    Take a snapshot firstAbout a minute. Restore it if the upgrade goes wrong.

    Recorded in Activity as a command by Sam Okafor.

    CancelRun setup:upgrade
  3. 3

    Read what it printed

    The result drawer keeps each run’s output, who started it and how long it took.

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    Flush Magento cachebin/magento cache:flushRun
    Reindexbin/magento indexer:reindexDone 09:58
    Unlock stuck cronClears jobs stuck over 2 hoursRun
    Resultskilnandcopse.com

    Reindex✓ Succeeded1 min 12 s

    Design Config Grid index has been rebuilt successfully in 00:00:01
Customer Grid index has been rebuilt successfully in 00:00:02
Category Products index has been rebuilt successfully in 00:00:06
Product Categories index has been rebuilt successfully in 00:00:01
Stock index has been rebuilt successfully in 00:00:03
Product Price index has been rebuilt successfully in 00:00:14
Catalog Search index has been rebuilt successfully in 00:00:38

    Sam Okafor · today 09:57

    Flush Magento cache✓ Succeeded3 s

  4. 4

    Watch search and queues

    Runtime shows OpenSearch, the message queue and Redis, with their memory and restarts.

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    The OpenSearch and RabbitMQ cards on the Runtime tab
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Magento tools: Flush Magento cache, Reindex, Run setup:upgrade and Unlock stuck cron
manage.corefinity.com/managed-clusters
Magento tools
bin/magento commands, run as web in the shop’s root.
Flush Magento cachebin/magento cache:flushRun
Reindexbin/magento indexer:reindexRun…
Run setup:upgradebin/magento setup:upgradeRun…
Unlock stuck cronClears jobs stuck over 2 hoursRun
Upgrade modules and database on kilnandcopse.com
Magento tools

Runs bin/magento setup:upgrade, then cache:flush. The maintenance page is up while it runs and comes down when it finishes.

!Maintenance page while it runs. Stopped after 2 minutes; a larger upgrade belongs in the terminal.

Take a snapshot firstAbout a minute. Restore it if the upgrade goes wrong.

Recorded in Activity as a command by Sam Okafor.

CancelRun setup:upgrade
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Flush Magento cachebin/magento cache:flushRun
Reindexbin/magento indexer:reindexDone 09:58
Unlock stuck cronClears jobs stuck over 2 hoursRun
Resultskilnandcopse.com

Reindex✓ Succeeded1 min 12 s

Design Config Grid index has been rebuilt successfully in 00:00:01
Customer Grid index has been rebuilt successfully in 00:00:02
Category Products index has been rebuilt successfully in 00:00:06
Product Categories index has been rebuilt successfully in 00:00:01
Stock index has been rebuilt successfully in 00:00:03
Product Price index has been rebuilt successfully in 00:00:14
Catalog Search index has been rebuilt successfully in 00:00:38

Sam Okafor · today 09:57

Flush Magento cache✓ Succeeded3 s

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The OpenSearch and RabbitMQ cards on the Runtime tab
{  What you can set  }

Options and limits

Everything here is per site or per environment, from the panel, with every change in the activity log.

Version
Magento Open Source 2.4.8 on PHP 8.3 or 8.4, with MariaDB 11.4 or 11.8.
Included
OpenSearch for catalogue search, one Redis for cache, full-page cache and sessions, and a queue container.
Sizes
M, L or XL: up to 8, 16 or 32 GB of memory and 30, 60 or 120 GB of disk.
Tools
Flush Magento cache, Reindex, Run setup:upgrade, Unlock stuck cron and Turn on admin two-factor.
Snapshot first
setup:upgrade and admin two-factor take a snapshot first, unless you untick it.
Limits
One tool runs at a time. Reindex up to 4 times an hour; panel runs stop after 2 minutes.
Fresh installs
Use your company’s repo.magento.com keys, added once in company settings.
Message queue
The database queue by default. Support can switch on RabbitMQ; the site restarts once.

Questions about magento 2 tools

No. The full-page cache lives in Redis, next to the cache and sessions, so there is no Varnish to configure. Flush Magento cache clears both caches and keeps sessions.

For a fresh install, yes. Add your repo.magento.com public and private keys once in company settings and every new store uses them. An empty site needs none: deploy your own code to it.

Yes, over SSH or in the browser terminal. The panel covers the everyday jobs and stops its own runs after two minutes, so long reindexes and large upgrades belong in the terminal.

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