Is Composer correctly installed on the server? I have never seen issue like this one. I have also used Laravel and Asgard on a server by installing them through Composer. My Laravel hosting provider installs the packages by default to public_html directory.

Does this mean I can enable laravel cache to use memcached as well if I change cache_driver to use memcached? My server supports both redis and memcached, but I want to try out memcached first and then redis and compare the performance at the last.

@timb Setting up database and connecting it shouldn't be that difficult. Use this command

php artisan asgard:install

This install command will perform the following actions:

Setup database information
Run the migrations
Run the seeds
Publish the assets
Create the first admin account

Source: https://www.cloudways.com/blog/how-to-install-asgardcms/

Follow this tutorial for installation of asgard CMS: https://www.cloudways.com/blog/how-to-install-asgardcms/

After composer command you have to use artisan command as well:

php artisan asgard:install

Would this be possible if we install an ecommerce package to a different folder in the cms? I am thinking of using this package (https://www.cloudways.com/blog/laravel-ecommerce-website-with-aimeos-package/ ) to create ecommerce website in Laravel with Asgard.