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QUESTION
I just got into aws world and try to migrate wordpress to AWS by this
using Elastic Beanstalk, Elastic Filesystem, Amazon RDS and Route 53
some concept still confused me
where/which services store the file? I was using cpanel as hosting, the steps were if anything need to be modified, just go to the file manger and make change > refresh the browser then it done the deployment.
how to process when using AWS?
in AWS where the files at? my guess is it's on eb environment and store as zip file in S3 just curious if update a article with picture upload, where the files are?
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Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 07:39
- where/which services store the file? I was using cpanel as hosting, the steps were if anything need to be modified, just go to the file manger and make change > refresh the browser then it done the deployment.
Your current version of the application will be stored in /var/app/current. During the deployment of a new version, /var/app/staging will be used for storage, and the the staging folder will fully replace current, so you will loose all files if have there. That's why, the link that you provided uses EFS file system to overcome this limitation.
- how to process when using AWS?
I don't understand what do you want to process.
- in AWS where the files at? my guess is it's on eb environment and store as zip file in S3 just curious if update a article with picture upload, where the files are?
See point 1.
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I'm following the AWS guide for deploying an HA Wordpress site to Elastic Beanstalk which includes using the eb-php-wordpress extension. The process requires editing a couple of configuration files with known resource IDs prior to deploying the application.
In particular, the instructions say to edit the efs-create.config file with a VPC ID, and Subnet IDs. The file, among other things, helps set the OptionSettings property of the AWS::ElasticBeanstalk::Environment resource. Thanks to danimal, I now know how to pull the VpcId into the file using Fn::GetAtt:
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Answered 2019-Apr-21 at 00:48Per the docs (per danimal), this is not possible. Leaves me wondering how others have done it as I can't imagine I'm the first to try.
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I'm following the AWS guide for deploying an HA Wordpress site to Elastic Beanstalk which includes using the eb-php-wordpress extension. The process requires editing a couple of configuration files with known resource IDs prior to deploying the application.
In particular, the instructions say to edit the efs-create.config file with a VPC ID, and Subnet IDs. The file, among other things, helps set the OptionSettings property of the AWS::ElasticBeanstalk::Environment resource. For this reason, I suspect I should just be able to reference it with Ref:. Is this correct, though since the VPC would be created by another file and the EB environment Cloudformation stack is created next to the VPC stack rather than "inside" it? Would I have to use a Fn:: call to get the information?
The section of the configuration file I'm working with looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-12 at 15:35You should be able to use Ref to get the various IDs of the elastic beanstalk named resources, according to the docs. However, the VPC is not one of these named resources (ie those with a logical ID), but is a property of one of the named resources, in this case, the logical ID is AWSEBSecurityGroup and the property is VpcId so you should be able to get it instead using GetAtt:
{ "Fn::GetAtt" : [ "AWSEBSecurityGroup", "VpcId" ] }
from the functions docs and the CloudFormation docs
A similar approach should also work for the subnets.
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Started work at a new company who have a Custom PHP-WordPress hybrid (monster of a..) site. I will be moving the entire site to WordPress, and also to a new host (probably Bluehost at this stage). I am currently developing a site on my personal domain, built on WordPress, with plugins, extensions etc. How can I; 1. Transfer the domain from the custom PHP site to the new hosting, and... 2. Transfer all the WordPress files/plugins from my personal domain to the new hosting, all without downtime.
I have read through documentation, such as https://www.bluehost.com/blog/wordpress/faq-how-do-i-move-my-wordpress-website-to-bluehost-1787/, however I have the added hurdle of an existing domain transfer plus existing WordPress files to transfer.
Any ideas or help? Thanks in advance!
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-11 at 23:221) The domain transfer is done on your domain registrar. You simply update the dns servers to the ones provided by your new host. The change takes about 2-24 hours to propagate.
2) To move wordpress sites you can simply move the files and move the database and then modify the config file to contain your new DB credentials. In that state unfortunately you cannot test the site with a test url, so you will have to change the site urls on the options table to that of the test url. Once you verify that the site is working properly, you once again change the urls to the proper domain, and once again you change your dns servers on your registrar to those provided by the new host
!! Do not forget to check if you have to migrate email accounts too. This will be a bit more involved.
EDIT: The above directions suppose that your servers use some kind of management panel that handles dns in a master/locally managed way, like plesk or cpanel with DNS servers provided by your host. If you use a vanilla non-managed server and your server is your actual DNS server, you will probably have to do some more work to setup your server to work as a dns master, or use your registrar's DNS servers and define custom dns entries (www, ., webmail, smtp etc) right at your registrar's panel, including MX, _dmarc etc for your email.
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In linux I build a blog application that is based on mysql, apache2 and php. But I use some python for it. The python is for adapting python Pygments that is described there https://davidwalsh.name/pygments-php-wordpress .
I prepared docker compose stage that works fine but python does not work in it. How to add python to docker compose?
Here are my files:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-29 at 23:30Looking at the base image for php:7.1.3-apache we see it's built on debian:jessie so we can install python, pip and pygments by adding these lines to your Dockerfile:
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