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Nice tutorial. Be aware that the resources of the micro instance are limited. If you were to run this configuration in production, the machine would crash indefinitely even with a small audience (I learned it the hard way). In that case, it is better to deploy MySQL separately on another instance, or the RDS free tier.
Thanks for the heads up! You're absolutely right, micro instances are fantastic for testing purposes but can struggle in production. Running MySQL on a separate instance, either another EC2 instance or the RDS free tier, is a much better approach for handling a real audience.
Thanks for this! I've always wanted to host my WordPress sites on AWS EC2 but since I've never administered my own server before I'm scared that something would go wrong and my sites will be offline for days while I'm trying to find a solution. There is no tech support to help.
You're welcome! I understand your concerns about hosting your WordPress sites on AWS EC2. It's a great platform for scalability and control, but managing your own server can be daunting, especially with no dedicated tech support.
That's an excellent suggestion!will definitely try on docker