The sample file content can be found here: One more step has been left and that is to create a custom Nginx config file for our Magento 2 project and put it inside M2 web root. The “set” lines above are adding some variables that we can use in our local conf file and the “include” line is loading the local “.” from our site web root. Include MAMP_VirtualHost_DocumentRoot_MAMP/. Set $FCGI_PASS unix:/Applications/MAMP/Library/logs/fastcgi/nginxFastCGI_phpMAMP_PhpHost_MAMP.sock Let’s locate the “MAMP_VirtualHost_AdditionalCustom_MAMP” line inside template file and add the following lines just below this line: With MAMP window open, navigate to File / Edit Template / Nginx and that will open a basic NGINX template MAMP is using to create Nginx config file.
What I prefer is to have a custom NGINX configuration file in a web root of each site, so I could easily copy-paste complete file for Magento 2 and also do some additional site-specific configuration easily. Also, those fields for different parameters could be confusing and mistake in configuration could easily happen. However, since I will use many Magento 2 hosts, I didn’t want to copy – paste the same configuration options every time I am creating the host. When a new host is created if we select NGINX as a server for that host, we have the option to override/insert additional NGINX configuration in a custom form prepared for such overrides: Is there any easy option to set up the NGINX config file to work with Magento 2 without affecting the global NGINX configuration?Īfter some investigation on how MAMP works and what options to override any configuration, I was really happy that I found a way to make it easy and modular. Of course, for Magento 2 development environment, we could use Apache 2 server with MAMP Pro and it should work without any special issues.Īfter I set up the basic Magento 2 virtual host to work with Apache, I asked myself: What if ….? However, when it comes to Magento 2 configuration, neither one seems simple and easy. There are plenty of options to run the LAMP stack for local development on Mac, and MAMP Pro is one of easiest to configure and use.
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