Deploying Open Source WordPress with Red Hat Enterprise Linux | Into the Terminal 101
In our recent workloads arc, we have been discussing how to deploy different workloads on top of RHEL. This week, we wrap up that discussion by walking through the deployment of an open-source WordPress website. From setup to deployment, we'll walk you through the process step-by-step, showcasing how RHEL provides the perfect foundation for your WordPress projects.
Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this episode is your guide to leveraging the open-source ecosystem with RHEL for seamless WordPress deployments.
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Commands used:
podman, dnf, systemctl, wget, mysqladmin, mysql, vim, chown
Chapters
00:00 Stream start
00:15 Introduction
00:59 Installing WordPress in 5 Minutes
07:13 Welcome
09:38 Installing WordPress
17:11 Configuring WordPress
21:33 Filesystem Permissions
27:39 Securing WordPress
31:28 Wrap up