Wordpress on AWS: smooth and pain free
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Wordpress on AWS: smooth and pain free
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#4And this cloud setup is going to cost probably for few hundreds of dollars a month.
Has anybody working towards serverless version of wp?
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#5And this cloud setup is going to cost probably for few hundreds of dollars a month. Has anybody working towards serverless version of wp?
Something like https://beta.getshifter.io? Unfortunately only as 'full SaaS' available, so the 'build process' and hosting is managed by them.
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#6It's WordPress, not Wordpress.
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#7I can host several WordPress sites on a 5$ / month droplet. How much would this AWS version cost? In 99,99% of the cases it's not every an option
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#8And this cloud setup is going to cost probably for few hundreds of dollars a month. Has anybody working towards serverless version of wp?
Not if you have many domains/customers.
You can easily manage to get this setup at 30$/mo with Scaleway for example.
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#9Before you hop on board with this "pain free" solution, you should accept the fact that you may end up maintaining this: https://github.com/widdix/aws-cf-templates/blob/master/wordp...
There should be easier way, e.g. in Azure you can start WordPress (includes MySQL, limited to one app service instance) with one click, not sure what are the costs of maintaining that, but at least starting one in that case is pain free.
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#10I can host several WordPress sites on a 5$ / month droplet. How much would this AWS version cost? In 99,99% of the cases it's not every an option
This is clearly for sites that require more than a fraction of a droplet to run. Just because WordPress can be run on a tiny instance doesn't mean that every WordPress user does -- some sites are actually popular.