Software bundles/es

La instalación manual de MediaWiki puede ser un proceso complejo y ocupar mucho tiempo, sobre todo para usuarios poco familiarizados con los aspectos técnicos. Para algunos usuarios puede resultar más fácil crear su servidor MediaWiki empleando un paquete de software. Estos paquetes de software suelen incluir una combinación de sistema autónomo, un paquete AMP, el software Mediawiki, una serie de extensiones y/o un paquete de plantillas.

MediaWiki stacks (all but operating system)
Utiliza esta solución si quieres instalar MediaWiki en tu disco duro y ejecutarlo de la manera convencional (como muchos programas, mas o menos)...

A stack, short for "solution stack", is a set of software required to run together to be able to run at all. MediaWiki no se puede ejecutar solo, requiere de aplicaciones externas ya iniciadas para que puede arrancar. Fortunately, easy-to-install bundled stacks, that include MediaWiki in them, are available.

Below are full packages that include MediaWiki, with supported operating system(s) specified:

See Installing MediaWiki on Windows for available options. It includes the Canasta Docker image, which runs MediaWiki and the Apache web server. It can be orchestrated via either Docker Compose or Kubernetes. It includes job queue runner, maintenance scripts runner, automated database backups, zero-config MySQL database, ImageMagick, FFmpeg, and transcoder. Canasta supports VisualEditor, CirrusSearch, and over 100 other extensions out-of-the-box.
 * Bitnami MediaWiki Stack is available for Windows, Linux and OS X.
 * Canasta is a Docker-based stack comprising everything needed to run a full-featured MediaWiki stack.

All you need is a minimal RedHat/CentOS install. Requires VirtualBox to run using Vagrant.
 * Debian package of MediaWiki will install Apache, MariaDB/MySQL and PHP by default, allowing for further customization if you want.
 * Meza is a MediaWiki administration program that enables the easy install and maintenance of Apache, MariaDB, PHP 7, MediaWiki including Semantic MediaWiki, Visual Editor, Elasticsearch, and many other extensions.
 * Docker.



Accesorios del software MediaWiki
A MediaWiki software appliance includes MediaWiki and all other necessary software preintegrated in a just-enough operating system. It allows users to altogether skip manual installation of MediaWiki and its dependencies, and instead deploy a self-contained, ready-to-use system that requires little to no setup, especially in combination with virtual machine software such as VirtualBox or VMware.

MediaWiki-Vagrant is a set of configuration scripts for Vagrant that automate the creation and update of a virtual machine that runs MediaWiki and your choice of extensions and services. This is ideal for MediaWiki developers.

Several third-party MediaWiki software appliances exist.

The MediaWiki app installs MediaWiki on Cloudron and can be configured to be a public or private wiki. The installation can be tested at the demo (username: cloudron password: cloudron) NOTE: Requires Premium Webuzo License Purchase (No extensions included.) Requires VMware or VirtualBox.
 * Cloudron makes it easy to run web apps on your server and keep them up-to-date and secure.
 * TurnKey MediaWiki, based on Debian includes a pre-integrated collection of popular extensions.
 * Webuzo MediaWiki, based on CentOS Linux. Runs on VMware.
 * Bitnami virtual machine Linux image with MediaWiki Stack.



Instalación automática
The following websites provide a free service that enables MediaWiki to be installed, configured, and maintained using a website's FTP information.

For increased security, a separate FTP account and MySQL/MariaDB database should be created for use with such services.


 * Installatron.com
 * Softaculous.com

Extension packages
Packages that only hold MediaWiki extensions include:


 * The MediaWiki Language Extension Bundle

MediaWiki enterprise solutions
These are MediaWiki distributions customized and prepackaged for the use of the enterprise.