Host multiple WordPress on one Amazon Lightsail Ubuntu (Udemy.com)

Configure LAMP (linux, apache, mysql and PHP) on one Amazon Lightsail Ubuntu instance and install two Wordpress sites.

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Created by: Liviu Oprisan

Produced in 2021

What you will learn

Create an Ubuntu Lightsail instance
Install Apache on the Ubuntu Lightsail instance
Install Mysql on the the Ubuntu Lightsail instance
Create databasses
Install PHP on Ubuntu Lightsail
Create a virtual host on the Ubuntu Lightsail instance
Install wordpress on the Ubuntu Lightsail instance
Install free SSL certificates on Amazon Lightsail
Give permissions to Wordpress directories to be able to add plugins
A short review of wordpress multisite
A first look review of Prosites Godaddy to be able to manage multiple wordpresses from the same interface
Create an A record that points towards an Amazon Lightsail instance

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Course Description

In this course I setup two domains to point to a Lightsail instance.
I create the instance and associate a static IPto it from Lightsail.
I show you how to connect to your instance using mRemoteNG, a free SSH client.
Iinstall Apache, MySql and PHP.
Icreate a database for each future WordPress instance.
I create virtual hosts for the two WordPress instances.
Iinstall two WordPress instances.
Iadd two free SSLcertificates from Let's Encrypt SSL using Certbot.
I take a look at two ways to make it easy to manage multiple WordPress instances: WordPress multisite and Prosites from GoDaddy. I explain which one is best suited for what and show you how to set Prosites up step by step.
Ialso sometimes run into issues and show you how I find my way out of them, in case you run into similar problems.
Who this course is for:
Webmasters, ops, developers who want to host multiple WordPress instances on amazon Lightsail

Time: 1 hour on-demand videoh

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Liviu Oprisan

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I've been a programmer for thirteen years.
I have 10 years of PHP experience, 2 years of Java, a year of Python and C#, and nobody is safe from JavaScript.

Iam a big enthusiast of Clean Code.

I'm also a big fan of SCRUM and how you can build motivated, happy teams around it.

I've worked on a lot of kind of projects.
From small to medium projects where I was the only developer to medium and big projects in teams of 30+ people.

Besides being a developer, on some projects I've also have the Scrum Master role, or led the process of applying Scrum inside the team.

I am currently writing mostly Java, and have certifications in PHPand Scrum.