How to install Magento 2 Sample Data

Magento is an eCommerce platform built on open source technology. powering big brands to get the most out of their online business. In this blog, We will discuss how to install sample data in Magento 2. By default, you can easily install Magento sample data during the installation process.

In a previous blog, We have installed Magento 2 in our local system. If you are aware of our previous blog then click 👉How to Install Magento 2.4 Version 2021 Now, We are continuing to install the sample data in Magento 2 local system.

Let’s start!

Open the Magento 2 official website and go to the Magento 2 download page. Click the 👉 Magento 2 Download page.

As per the below screenshot, You need to download a zip file with the sample data checkbox clicked. We can directly install the sample data at an installation time.

In our case, We have already installed the Magento 2.4 version. So, We will install the sample data using the composer.

Install Sampledata using Composer

For sample data installation, We need to run the below command on our Magento 2 terminal.

php -dmemory_limit=5G bin/magento sampledata:deploy

As per the below screenshot, currently, we have not installed the sample data. Let's run the above command on the terminal.

As per the below screenshot, It will ask about URL authentication to repo.magento.com. You have to enter a username and password. To get the credentials, log in to your Magento Marketplace account and then navigate to My Profile.

Go to the Marketplace and click on the ☺Access Keys under My Products.

As per the above screenshot, You will get the Public Keys and Private Key. You need to consider the username and password.

Public Key: Is a User Name
Private Key: Is a Password

After the run successfully commands on the terminal. also, You need to run the below commands on the terminal.

php -dmemory_limit=5G bin/magento c:c
php -dmemory_limit=5G bin/magento s:up
php -dmemory_limit=5G bin/magento s:d:c
php -dmemory_limit=5G bin/magento s:s:d
sudo chmod -R 777 var var/* pub pub/* generated generated/* app/etc/*

Now, Sample data installed the successfully.

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