Deploying WordPress on AWS — Amazon Linux & LOCAL DB
Overview Component Choice OS Amazon Linux 2023 (AL2023) Web server nginx Runtime PHP-FPM (PHP 8.3 recommended) Database MariaDB (local) — RDS noted as an alternative TLS Let’s Encrypt…
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Configure Consent Mode for GTM And WordPress
Read article: Configure Consent Mode for GTM And WordPressThis guide uses Boxzilla, a free pop-up plugin and header and footer scripts, an easy way to add scripts to your theme, to serve a cookie consent experience…
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The Unexpected Chaos of Streaming Video
Read article: The Unexpected Chaos of Streaming VideoOver the last few months, I built an end-to-end video streaming system — from encoding to delivery — because every other option was either broken, overpriced, or both.…
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Access phpMyAdmin for EC2 Instances running Bitnami WordPress Certified AMI
Read article: Access phpMyAdmin for EC2 Instances running Bitnami WordPress Certified AMI1. Connect to EC2 instace via SSH Follow this guide. Once connected, execute this command to obtain the password for logging into phpMyAdmin (must be in the /home/bitnami/ folder):…
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SSH Into an AWS EC2 Instance (PuTTY)
Read article: SSH Into an AWS EC2 Instance (PuTTY)Pre-requisits Step 1: Convert Keyfile AWS EC2 Instances can use either a .ppk or .pem file for authentication. If you’re using a .pem, you’ll need to convert it…