I ran into the same issue today. In appeared that the app/etc/env.php was missing. This means that Magento was not yet installed. During Magento installation it will create this file, so:

• make sure app/etc/ is writable for the magento user/webuser
• run bin/magento setup:install ...params...

In my case, some script that I made was not copying my env.php file into the app/etc/ folder.

It is also possible that the file is there, but it is not readable for the Magento user/webuser.

I ran into the same issue today. It appeared that the app/etc/env.php was missing. This means that Magento was not yet installed. During Magento installation it will create this file, so:

• make sure app/etc/ is writable for the magento user/webuser
• run bin/magento setup:install ...params...

In my case, some script that I made was not copying my env.php file into the app/etc/ folder.

It is also possible that the file is there, but it is not readable for the Magento user/webuser.

I ran into the same issue today. In appeared that the app/etc/env.php was missing. This means that Magento was not yet installed. During Magento installation it will create this file, so:

• make sure app/etc/ is writable for the magento user/webuser
• run bin/magento setup:install ...params...

In my case, some script that I made was not copying my env.php file into the app/etc/ folder.

It is also possible that the file is there, but it is not readable for the magento user/webuser.

I ran into the same issue today. In appeared that the app/etc/env.php was missing. This means that Magento was not yet installed. During Magento installation it will create this file, so:

• make sure app/etc/ is writable for the magento user/webuser
• run bin/magento setup:install ...params...

In my case, some script that I made was not copying my env.php file into the app/etc/ folder.

It is also possible that the file is there, but it is not readable for the Magento user/webuser.