I'm managing multiple websites, most based on WordPress and all are based on LAMP stack.
I'm moving all my websites to Amazon cloud.
I'm new to AWS and my plan is moving 1 website by one, starting with my smallest website.
My question is should I put all my site on 1 EC2 instance and or 1
website on 1 separate instance?
This probably sounds stupid since anyone would definitely choose the l
Hello,
I am interested in signing up to the Amazon EC2 service with EBS. I have never used a unmanaged vps before, but I know how to use the command line etc.
There are some basic packs on there to use, with basic LAMP stacks. But I would like to ask about how do I:
Upgrade a lamp stack? - someone mentioned yum, but what is this? how easy is it to use? is it enough?
secure the lamp stack?
I was contracted to make a groupon-clone website for my client. It was done in PHP with MYSQL and I plan to host it on an Amazon EC2 server. My client warned me that he will be email blasting to about 10k customers so my site needs to be able to handle that surge of clicks from those emails. I have two questions:
1) Which Amazon server instance should I choose?
The Perfect Server - CentOS 6.2 x86_64 With Apache2 [ISPConfig 3]
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Sorry for newbie question.
I know that i can mount s3 buckets with s3fs on EC2 instance. So i have next question can i somehow mount Amazon Cloud Front (my S3 buckets files) in EC2 instance?
Thanks.
Hello, I am glad to say that I have finally managed to get lubuntu installed on my machine. The next step was for me to install and configure LAMP. I have successfully setup apache2 and php5, but after installing mysql and begining to configure it I keep getting the same error when putting anything using the mysql extension into my php code.
I would like to use Amazon EC2 as an emergency backup database+web server in the event our primary host becomes unavailable. I feel like I wouldn't have trouble setting up a Windows instance, install SQL Server and get the web server up and running (would take a few hours, plus installing various libraries, our source code, etc).
My question relates to pricing.
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