WordPress on S3: do it yourself
WordPress on Amazon S3: real simple. Launch your own WordPress site to the cloud today! You don’t even have to change the web hoster. Step 1. Deploy Cloud Storage Engine (ClouSE) for MySQL on your WordPress site Step 2. Move the website content to the cloud Step 3. Activate WP2Cloud plugin Now WordPress can seamlessly store all its data on the cloud storage. Using cloud storage to store website data has the following benefits: • No backup and recovery is needed for site data • Storage is extremely reliable and durable • Media files (such as pictures, documents) are served by the cloud storage directly • Storage cost scales with usage, no upfront reservation is needed • Storage consumption scales up and down with the amount of data stored This presentation provides a step-by-step guide for anyone to launch a WordPress site that stores its data in Amazon S3. Launch your own WordPress site to the cloud today! It’s easy and FREE, no writing code is required. Start at http://www.oblaksoft.com/downloads.
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WordPress on S3: do it yourself
- 2. Prerequisites ◦ Server machine login ◦ Root access to server machine ◦ Admin access to MySQL server ClouSE installation
- 3. From Linux, *nix, Mac client ◦ Start terminal, run: ◦ ssh user@host.com From Windows PC ◦ Install PuTTY ◦ (See screenshot later in the slides) If in doubt, ask your hoster!
- 4. ssh myuser@myserver.com ◦ Log in as user myuser to machine myserver.com ◦ Will be prompted for password ssh -i mysecret.pem myuser@myserver.com ◦ Use mysecret.pem private key instead of password ssh root@myserver.com ◦ Log in as user root to myserver.com
- 6. You can gain root access if you ◦ Either know root password (or SSH private key) ◦ Or can run ‘sudo’ command If you know root password, you may be able ◦ To login as root ◦ To login as someone else, then run ‘su’ command If in doubt, ask your hoster!
- 7. Using ‘su’ command ◦ su ◦ (Enter the root’s password, when prompted) Using ‘sudo’ command ◦ sudo bash
- 8. You will need admin access to MySQL server Command line example ◦ mysql -u root -p phpMyAdmin example If in doubt, ask your hoster!
- 9. Get it from www.oblaksoft.com/downloads ◦ Pick ClouSE binaries that match your server OS Upload the archive file to your server ◦ Use the tools you normally use for file uploading ◦ Place the file to the home directory
- 10. Login to server machine ◦ From Linux, *nix, Mac: ssh … ◦ From Windows: PuTTY … Extract ClouSE binaries ◦ tar xzf clouse-1.0*.tar.gz This would create a directory like ◦ clouse-1.0b.1.7-linux-x64
- 11. cd clouse-1.0* ./install-clouse ◦ You need to be root to run this script ◦ You’ll be prompted for MySQL’s root password ◦ You’ll be prompted for S3 access & secret keys ◦ You’ll be prompted for bucket URL
- 12. You’ll be prompted for access & secret keys Click this link to get the keys
- 13. You’ll be prompted for Bucket URL Click this link to create / find a bucket
- 15. Follow ‘WordPress on S3: manual steps’ at www.oblaksoft.com/documentation/yapixx ◦ Move tables to the cloud ◦ Activate WP2Cloud plugin
- 16. OblakSoft YOUR WAY TO THE CLOUD Get FREE WordPress on S3 / Yapixx @ www.oblaksoft.com/downloads artem@oblaksoft.com www.oblaksoft.com
Notas do Editor
- First and foremost you need to be able to log into the server machine.From Unix-like operating system, use ssh command.From Windows, use PuTTY.
- Enter the host name into the edit box and click Open.You’ll be able to enter a user name in the terminal.
- To copy clouse.so and ha_clouse-N.N.N.so binaries to the plugin directory, you need root access.
- Here is an example of getting to the root shell
- To install a storage engine, you need root access to the MySQL server