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concepts/framework/architecture/storefront-concept.md

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Starting at the top of this list, you will find all Storefront controllers inside the `Controller` directory. As said beforehand, a page is being built inside that controller with the help of the corresponding page loaders, Pages, Pagelets, and events, which you will find in the directories: `Pages`, `Pagelets`, and their sub-directories. Each controller method will also give detailed information about its routing with the help of annotations. The directory `DependencyInjection` includes all dependencies which are used in the specific controllers, whereas the `Event` directory includes route request events, and the `Framework` directory, amongst other things, also includes the Routing, Caching, and furthermore. `Migration` and `Test` obviously include migrations and tests for the Storefront component \(e.g., tests for each Storefront controller\).
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As the Storefront theme uses Boostrap, the template structure inside `./Resources` is a derivative of the Bootstrap starter template. Besides using Twig as the templating engine and SASS as the CSS preprocessor, we are also using Webpack for bundling and transpiling purposes. This templating directory structure is considered the best practice. If you are interested in developing your own themes or plugins, this section will give more information.
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As the Storefront theme uses Bootstrap, the template structure inside `./Resources` is a derivative of the Bootstrap starter template. Besides using Twig as the templating engine and SASS as the CSS preprocessor, we are also using Webpack for bundling and transpiling purposes. This templating directory structure is considered the best practice. If you are interested in developing your own themes or plugins, this section will give more information.
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guides/hosting/infrastructure/elasticsearch/elasticsearch-debugging.md

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`messenger:consume -vv` starts a message consumer working on all tasks. This could be startet *X* times. When using more than 3 message consumers, you will need something like RabbitMq to handle the data.
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`messenger:consume -vv` starts a message consumer working on all tasks. This could be started *X* times. When using more than 3 message consumers, you will need something like RabbitMq to handle the data.
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guides/hosting/infrastructure/elasticsearch/elasticsearch-setup.md

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| `APP_ENV`| `prod` / `dev` | This variable is important if you want to activate the debug mode and see possible errors of Elasticsearch. You have to set the variable to dev for debug mode and prod if you want to use elasticsaerch in a productive system.|
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| `APP_ENV`| `prod` / `dev` | This variable is important if you want to activate the debug mode and see possible errors of Elasticsearch. You have to set the variable to dev for debug mode and prod if you want to use Elasticsearch in a productive system.|
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| `OPENSEARCH_URL`| `localhost:9200` | A comma separated list of Elasticsearch hosts. You can find the possible formats [here](https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/client/php-api/current/host-config.html#inline-host-config)|
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| `SHOPWARE_ES_ENABLED`| `0` / `1` | This variable activates the usage of Elasticsearch for your shop|
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Try that command if your index was created fully without errors and you still don't see products in your Storefront.
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guides/hosting/infrastructure/reverse-http-cache.md

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This setup is no longer the recomended way to manage a Shopware installation. Please refer to our [Flex-guide](../../installation/flex.md#How-do-I-migrate-from-Production-Template-to-Symfony-Flex?) on how to migrate to a symfony flex based setup.
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This setup is no longer the recommended way to manage a Shopware installation. Please refer to our [Flex-guide](../../installation/flex.md#How-do-I-migrate-from-Production-Template-to-Symfony-Flex?) on how to migrate to a symfony flex based setup.
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guides/installation/community/dockware.md

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| dockware \#contribute | This image supports Shopware 6 modification to contribute to the official Shopware 6 Github platform. Contains all dev tools and the already installed demo data. | `development` |
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