Magento 2 Module Disable List

aMiSTACX Module Disable List for Magento 2 Open Source

When you deploy a new aMiSTACX stack for Magento 2 Open Source from Amazon AWS Marketplace, the CloudFormation Template [CFT] will ask you if you want to disable Magento 2 modules.

Why would you want to disable modules for your store? For example, why would you need PayPal slowing your site’s frontend, and gathering customer data if you are not using PayPal? The same applies to many Google modules that are enabled by default.

For development, privacy, and performance testing, you may want to say “Yes” during the CFT deployment process. The following are lists of modules that are disabled, when “Yes” is true.

Note: Should you discover issues, please human contact support. Should you have suggestions to extend the Magento module disable list, please contact human support.

Should you want to disable any Magento Open Source modules from CLI, you must run using the following from magento root:

sudo php bin/magento module:disable {module_name} ‐‐clear-static-content

Magento 2.4.6 Open Source Deployment

Magento_Csp Magento_Dhl Magento_Fedex Magento_GoogleAdwords Magento_GoogleAnalytics Magento_GoogleShoppingAds Magento_PaypalCaptcha Magento_Swagger Magento_SwaggerWebapi Magento_SwaggerWebapiAsync Magento_TwoFactorAuth Magento_GoogleOptimizer Magento_Ups Magento_Usps Magento_PaypalGraphQl Magento_Version PayPal_Braintree PayPal_BraintreeGraphQl

Magento 2.4.5p2 Open Source Deployment

Magento 2.4.4p2 Open Source Deployment

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