One of the simplest ways to upload WordPress files to Amazon S3 is with the WP2Static plugin by Leon Stafford. At this point on the journey toward deploying a serverless WordPress site on AWS, you should have set up your deployment environment on AWS, set up a local development environment, and created your content. This …
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The next step in deploying a serverless WordPress site on AWS is to prepare WordPress for deployment. At this point you should have installed XAMPP on your local machine and installed the WordPress module for XAMPP. I recommend that you start with some test content in order to validate that your development environment is set …
After you have installed XAMPP on your local machine, then the second step in setting up a local development environment for your serverless WordPress site on AWS is to install the Bitnami WordPress module on top of XAMPP. Step 1: Download the installation package Open the applications download page on the Bitnami site. https://bitnami.com/stack/xampp Select …
To begin setting up a local development environment for your serverless WordPress site on AWS you need download and install XAMPP on your local machine. This will give you a secure development environment for your WordPress site. XAMPP is a (X)cross-platform (A)pache distribution that includes (M)ariaDB, (P)HP, and (P)erl. It is one of the easiest …
After you set up an Amazon S3 bucket for website hosting, you then need to create an Amazon CloudFront distribution and Route 53 A record. Once complete you will have set up the deployment environment for hosting a serverless WordPress site on AWS. Advantages of Amazon CloudFront and Route 53 The combination of Amazon CloudFront …
To create the deployment environment on AWS for a serverless WordPress site you need to create an Amazon S3 bucket to host your serverless WordPress files. This page will walk you through the steps to create an appropriately named bucket and grant the required bucket permissions. Step 1: Create the Amazon S3 bucket Log in …
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This multi-part guide provides step-by-step instructions for how to set up a serverless WordPress site on AWS