AzerothCore
- Installation Guide
- Requirements
- Core Installation
- Server Setup
- Database Installation
- Networking
- Final Server Steps
- Keeping the server up to date
- Client Setup
- How to contribute
- How to create a PR
- How to create an SQL PR via GitHub
- How to test a PR
- How to test DB-only changes
- How to document your code
- Guide to bug triaging
- Guides and Tips from our Forum
- How to ask for help
- Best practices
- Other Tools & Modules
- FAQ
- Create Accounts
- Create a Module
- Create your first Script
- Work with configuration files (.conf & .conf.dist)
- Extract client data (maps, mmaps, vmaps, dbc)
- Linux automatic restarter
- GM Commands
- Remote Access
- Information about waypoints
- How to obtain free records
Installation Guide
IMPORTANT NOTE
OpenSSL 3.x is NOT SUPPORTED. Use the version the installation guide points to.
Ubuntu 22.0 and later ships with OpenSSL 3.x! If you want to use Ubuntu, use a lower version or compile a lower version of OpenSSL
Choosing a setup
There are several ways to install AzerothCore, you need to choose ONE.
Full (supported, recommended)
These are the officially-supported and complete ways of installing AzerothCore, for any purposes.
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Azerothcore Classic Setup (Windows, Linux, macOS) - the traditional way of installing AzerothCore. Battle-tested, recommended for all operating systems for any purposes. This process gives more awareness of how AzerothCore is structured. See below in this page.
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Docker setup - a simplified installation process based on Docker.
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AzerothCore Bash Dashboard setup - simplest way of installing AzerothCore, recommended for Linux and Mac OS systems for both local development and production. Currently not recommended for Windows.
Minimal (supported, limited usage)
- Docker pre-compiled setup - an extremely simple way of installing AzerothCore. Suitable only for bug triaging, bug reporting or domestic usage.
Others (unsupported)
These guides are made by community members and might not be up-to-date:
Azerothcore Classic Setup
Every step of the guide is divided in three tabs regarding different operating systems (Linux, macOS and Windows).
The guide has been divided into 8 steps, to make it more readable:
Each step can be read independently or you can read them neatly, to gradually get into it and better understand it all.
Tip: If this is your first time installing AzerothCore we recommend that you read every step carefully!
Help
If you are still having problems, check:
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Join our Discord Server, but it is not a 24/7 support channel. A staff member will answer you whenever they have time.