问题
One of my B2B partners asked me a question today. I enjoyed the whooshing sound it made as it went over my head, since I've never even looked at a line of code from OpenCart. I suggested to him that I could post it here, where the experts live.
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I am looking at opencart as a solution for a development project that we have and I wanted to know if anyone knows if it is possible to setup OpenCart as a master/slave configuration. All sites will be on the same server with different IPs and different domain names so I would be using the same core database for the master site and each slave/product site.
What I am looking for is a way to manage all the products from one login so we don't have multiple shops that need to be managed. Is there a way to group products so I could group them by brand so they are only shown on the site they are meant for? I just wanted to check with the community to see if anyone is familiar with this setup.
回答1:
It is supported since OC 1.4.9 I guess - and it's called multistore.
You have one eshop, one administration, one database, one set of products, categories, etc.
You manage the data in the master administration and set which data is visible at what slave store. Each slave store has to be an alias domain/subdomain to the main master domain.
Result: it is possible and not so hard to achieve. You can then have different settings (localization, theme, product settings, order settings, ...) per slave store.
回答2:
Further, it supports multi domains, multi languages and multi currencies. With regards to the answer. shadyyx has already posted. I am furthering with regards to the technical side.
web server loadbalanced via dns:
opencart webserver1
php, nginx, apc, memcache
multiple stores on this server. The files and content is cloned to two other servers and they clone and sync every 1 hour. They get hits for high traffic.
opencart webserver2 - slave, cloned of webserver1
opencart webserver3 - slave, cloned of webserver1
cdn1 - rackspace cloud files - images, css, javascript
cdn2 - rackspace cloud files - xml, html, videos
database loadbalanced:
database mysql master server 1
database mysql slave server 2
database mysql slave server 3
So you can see. Opencart is a good solution to go with. Handling multiple stores on the same servers and or different servers. Working together.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15396227/opencart-master-product-list-multiple-slave-sites-possible