Easy Ways to Install WordPress on Ubuntu - Hello friends, this article will review an easy way to install WordPress on the azure ubuntu VPS server but you can also install it on google cloud, digital ocean, Alibaba cloud or AWS ec2, after previously kuh.net.
But before starting in this tutorial I will use wordops
WordOps consists of several software, namely:
WordOps can be installed on low-spec hardware such as the Raspberry Pi.
Recommended If you want to use WordOps for your production needs, it is recommended to use hardware with the following specifications:
WordOps is also compatible with Ubuntu running on the Windows Linux Subsystem (WSL).
Debian 9/10 x86_64
Raspbian 9/10 armv7
HTTP: 80
HTTPS: 443
WordOps Backend: 22222
sudo su
Updates ubuntu
apt update && apt upgrade -y
Install wget
apt install wget
Install wordops
Domain,Tutorials,WordPress
wget -qO wo wops.cc && sudo bash wo
source /etc/bash_completion.d/wo_auto.rc
wo stack install
To login, open IPVPS:22222 in the browser
wo site create badicecream3.live --wp
Install WordPress for the badicecream3.live domain created in the previous article
Write down the username and password for the WordPress admin login.
Open DNS settings and navigate to the VPS server, here I changed DNS using Cloudflare
Because it uses Cloudflare, it has gotten SSL/TLS, Browsing domains to test the HTTPS protocol.
wo site update badicecream3.live --wpredis
netstat -tulpn | grep redis
Check Redis configuration in WordPress dashboard, Settings->Nginx helper.
Login to WordOps Dashboard for system monitoring IPVPS:22222
wo site info badicecream3.live
wo site show badicecream3.live
wo site edit badicecream3.live
wo site disable badicecream3.live
wo site enable badicecream3.live
So first for the article Easy Ways to Install WordPress on an Ubuntu VPS
But before starting in this tutorial I will use wordops
About WordOps
WordOps is an open-source DevOps tool specifically designed to make it easy to install, deploy, and administer servers for WordPress.WordOps consists of several software, namely:
- Nginx
- PHP
- MariaDB
- Redis
- WP-CLI
- Netdata
- Git
- phpMyAdmin
Main features of WordPress:
- Easy to install
- Fast and automated in deployment
- Customized Nginx
- Multiple backend cache support
- SSL/TLS from Let's Encrypt
- Server monitoring with Netdata
WordOps Prerequisites
Before installing WordOps, we must first know the minimum device requirements needed.WordOps can be installed on low-spec hardware such as the Raspberry Pi.
- 100MB storage
- 512 RAM
Recommended If you want to use WordOps for your production needs, it is recommended to use hardware with the following specifications:
- Multi-core CPU
- 20GB Storage
- 2GB RAM
WordOps is also compatible with Ubuntu running on the Windows Linux Subsystem (WSL).
Operating system
Ubuntu 18.04 LTS /19.04 x86_64Debian 9/10 x86_64
Raspbian 9/10 armv7
Port
SSH: 22HTTP: 80
HTTPS: 443
WordOps Backend: 22222
Install WordOps
This tutorial uses the Ubuntu 18.04 operating system from azure free 1 year- Root login
sudo su
Updates ubuntu
apt update && apt upgrade -y
Install wget
apt install wget
Install wordops
Domain,Tutorials,WordPress
wget -qO wo wops.cc && sudo bash wo
source /etc/bash_completion.d/wo_auto.rc
wo stack install
- Note the username and password for the backend wordops login.
To login, open IPVPS:22222 in the browser
Install WordPress
wo site create badicecream3.live --wp
Install WordPress for the badicecream3.live domain created in the previous article
Write down the username and password for the WordPress admin login.
Open DNS settings and navigate to the VPS server, here I changed DNS using Cloudflare
Because it uses Cloudflare, it has gotten SSL/TLS, Browsing domains to test the HTTPS protocol.
- Update the website by adding the Redis cache.
wo site update badicecream3.live --wpredis
- Check Redis service.
netstat -tulpn | grep redis
Check Redis configuration in WordPress dashboard, Settings->Nginx helper.
- WordOps Dashboard
Login to WordOps Dashboard for system monitoring IPVPS:22222
Site command
- Displays all websites.
- Displays information from a website.
wo site info badicecream3.live
- Displays the Nginx server block configuration of a website.
wo site show badicecream3.live
- Changing the Nginx server block configuration of a website.
wo site edit badicecream3.live
- Disable Nginx server block from a website.
wo site disable badicecream3.live
- Enable Nginx server block from a website.
wo site enable badicecream3.live
So first for the article Easy Ways to Install WordPress on an Ubuntu VPS