Part 2: Build an ecommerce site using PrestaShop framework

Hello ladies and gentlemen, 1Byte is back
As always, to be able to build a website using a certain framework. You need to do the following steps:
+ Step 1: Install PrestaShop framework, necessary packages, and set up customizations on the BackEnd side to the Server (You’ve done this in Part 1)
+ Step 2: Based on the components in step 1, install PrestaShop site through your browser (You are here, Part 2!)
+ Step 3: Install SSL Certificate on your website
+ Step 4: Customize the interface and manage PrestaShop to your liking ^^
PREREQUISITES
To do this Step 2, you need to read through and finished Part 1. This is a must and you have to have the following components:
+ Cloud Server
+ PrestaShop framework is already installed on your Server
+ A spirit of eagerness to learn new things
No MORE SMALL TALK, Let's hands on
In Part 1, you will be stopping here
(After choosing your language, click Next)
(To use PrestaShop framework, you need to agree to some terms and conditions. Check on the box and click Next)
(Ooopps…! Warning alert = =!)
But don’t worry too much because 1Byte is already here, I always with you when you are in trouble
According to PrestaShop’s instructions, there are several things you need to fix.
→ Let’s go back to the Server side and use the Terminal Interface to fix it
(I already ssh into the server, how about you?)
1) Instal “Mbstring” PHP extension by running this command
sudo yum install php-mbstring -y
sudo systemctl restart httpd
2) Next is install “PHP Accelerator” to boost up your site
But hold on!!!…
I also read the document of PHP eaccelerator and this only works with PHP version 4 and 5. While our PHP is version 7
→ Will skip this step. You see, I save your time again
(For more information, you can access to PHP eaccelerator material)