This product has charges associated with it for seller support. Elyxia Global Limited offers a pre-configured ERPNext 16 on AlmaLinux 10, installed and ready before you open it. Background jobs, scheduled tasks and email run from the first minute, the database is not reachable from the internet, and your own administrator password is generated for your instance.
Elyxia Global Limited brings you a robust and performance-optimized ERPNext 16 on AlmaLinux 10. ERPNext is an open-source ERP and this image adds Frappe HR for employees, leave, attendance and payroll, Frappe Helpdesk for customer support.
This ready-to-deploy AMI gives you a working ERP without assembling Python, Node.js, MariaDB, Redis and a web server yourself, and without setting up background workers and a scheduler by hand.
The AlmaLinux 10 base is a secure, enterprise-grade Linux known for stability and long-term support.
Pre-bundled with this AMI:
ERPNext 16,
Frappe Framework 16,
Frappe HR 16,
Frappe Helpdesk,
AlmaLinux 10,
MariaDB 11.4,
Redis,
Nginx,
Caddy reverse proxy,
Docker and Docker Compose
The application runs in containers, on Frappe's own container images. ERPNext, its background workers, its scheduler, the database and the caches are managed by Docker Compose on the instance, so application updates can be delivered without replacing the AMI. The database and caches run on an isolated internal network with no port exposed to the internet.
Your ERP is installed and ready when the installer finishes. The database, your site and every bundled app are created for you, and the administrator sign-in is shown once, at the end of installation. When you first sign in, ERPNext's own setup wizard asks for your company, country and currency.
Exclusive Fixes and Resolutions by Elyxia Global Limited:
Background Jobs Run From The First Minute: the workers and the scheduler run as their own services and restart automatically, so scheduled tasks, outgoing email and queued work are processed from the start.
Every Bundled App Installed And Checked: HRMS and Helpdesk are installed with ERPNext, and the installation confirms each one is in place before it finishes.
Database Closed To The Internet: MariaDB runs on a private network inside the instance with no published port. Only 22, 80 and 443 are needed.
Your Own Administrator Password: a unique password is generated for every instance and shown to you once.
Identical Code On Every Instance: each application is fixed to an exact release in the image, so every instance of a given build runs the same code.
Links That Follow Your Domain: when you add your own domain, the address ERPNext records for itself is updated too, so links in the emails it sends point to the right place.
Use your own domain name with a free SSL certificate. One command obtains the certificate, renews it automatically, and redirects HTTP to HTTPS. The instance needs only three inbound ports: 22, 80 and 443. This image does not include a mail server, so ERPNext sends and receives through a mail provider that you configure.
Disclaimer: ERPNext and Frappe HR are licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3, Frappe Helpdesk and Telephony under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3, and the Frappe Framework under the MIT License. Their source is publicly available from Frappe. The respective trademarks mentioned in the offering are owned by the respective companies. We do not provide the commercial license of any of these products. Many of the products have a free, demo, or open source license as applicable. Elyxia Global Limited provides image-related support, migration and custom app development, drop us an email at support@elyxia.uk.
Highlights
Ready When It Starts: ERPNext 16 with HRMS and Helpdesk is installed with its database, site and your administrator account already created. Sign in and ERPNext's setup wizard takes you through your company details.
Background Jobs Running From Day One: the workers and the scheduler run as their own services from the first minute, so scheduled tasks, email and queued work are processed without any manual setup.
Containerized and Maintainable: ERPNext 16 runs on Frappe's own container images with MariaDB 11.4 on AlmaLinux 10, so the database is not exposed to the internet and application updates do not require rebuilding the instance. A Caddy reverse proxy handles HTTPS and your free SSL certificate.
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You pay by the hour based on the EC2 instance type you run this software on. Each dimension maps to a specific instance size, so pricing scales with the compute, memory, and storage you choose. Smaller shared instances cost less per hour, while larger dedicated and metal instances cost more. You pick one instance that fits your workload; there are no tiers or feature packages to select. The software itself is the same across every instance. Your total cost depends on the instance you pick and how many hours you keep it running.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one hourly charge cover, and what am I actually running?
Each hourly charge covers one running EC2 instance of the type you select, loaded with a preconfigured software stack. That stack includes ERPNext 16 in Docker, Frappe HR, Helpdesk and Payments, a database, caching, and a reverse proxy. You pay per instance, per hour of running time.
Am I charged when the instance is stopped, and how do costs behave when I resize?
Software charges meter running instance-hours only. A stopped instance stops accruing software charges, though AWS storage fees may still apply. If you move to a larger instance type, the hourly software rate for that type applies going forward. The application stays the same across every instance.
Does the hourly price change as I add more users or business modules?
No. Billing is tied to the instance type, not to user counts or modules. ERPNext has no per-user fee, so adding users or enabling bundled apps does not raise the software rate. Cost rises only if you choose a larger instance to handle more load.
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An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
Version release notes
Release Notes for ERPNext 16 Alma Linux 10 (EGL Build 260919.1)
This version supersedes the existing ERPNext 15 Community AlmaLinux 9 (EGL Build 260629.1).
What is New:
(NEW) Upgraded to ERPNext 16, the current release, on Frappe Framework 16, with Frappe HR 16, Payments and Frappe Helpdesk.
(NEW) Containerized build on AlmaLinux 10, replacing AlmaLinux 9. ERPNext runs on Frappe's own container images, with its workers, scheduler, database and caches as separate services, so application updates can be delivered without replacing the AMI.
(NEW) Your ERP is installed and ready when the installer finishes. The database, your site and every bundled app are created for you. When you first sign in, ERPNext's setup wizard asks for your company, country and currency.
(NEW) Use your own domain name with a free SSL certificate. Run one command, sudo egl-setup-domain.sh.x, and enter your domain. A free certificate is obtained automatically and renews itself from then on. No email address is required and no configuration files need editing.
(NEW) Automatic HTTP to HTTPS redirect once a domain is associated, and a reverse proxy in front of the application, so certificates survive application updates and restarts. ERPNext is also told its new address, so links in the emails it sends point to your domain.
(NEW) Frappe Helpdesk is installed and ready, together with the Telephony app it requires.
(FIXED) Background jobs run from the first minute. The workers and the scheduler run as their own services and restart automatically, so scheduled tasks, outgoing email and queued work are processed from the start.
(FIXED) Every bundled app is confirmed installed before the installation finishes.
(IMPROVED) MariaDB 11.4, a long-term support release.
(IMPROVED) The database is not reachable from outside the instance. It runs on an isolated internal network with no published port.
(IMPROVED) A unique administrator password is generated for every instance and shown to you once.
(IMPROVED) Each application is fixed to an exact release in the image, so every instance of a given build runs the same code.
(IMPROVED) The installer checks that the instance has enough memory before it starts, and swap space is added automatically when the instance starts.
(IMPROVED) Installation no longer depends on a single download source. If one is unavailable the installer falls back to others automatically.
(IMPROVED) Clearer installation messages, including how long the installation takes, and a check that your domain points at the instance before a certificate is requested.
(IMPROVED) AlmaLinux 10 with current patches, replacing AlmaLinux 9.
(REMOVED) Firewalld is no longer listed. In the container model the database and caches have no published port for it to protect, and the recommended inbound port list does that job.
Connect to the instance over SSH as ec2-user and run the one-click installer: /usr/local/bin/egl_init.sh.x.
The full guide, including the AWS console steps, is at https://assist.elyxia.uk/docs/erpnext/one-click-installation/
Installation takes about 10 minutes.
Keep the terminal open until the summary appears. It prints your address, the administrator username and the password once. Write the password down before closing the terminal. It is generated for your instance and is not stored anywhere you can read it back.
Open ERPNext at http://YOUR-INSTANCE-PUBLIC-IP/ and sign in with the username Administrator and the password from the summary. ERPNext's setup wizard then asks for your company, country and currency, and creates your own user account.
To use your own domain name with a free SSL certificate, run: sudo /usr/local/bin/egl-setup-domain.sh.x
Before you invite your team, set up your outgoing email account in ERPNext. This image does not include a mail server, so no email is sent until you do.
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