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How to make a WordPress website running on a Linux webserver – Part 1

How to make a WordPress website running on a Linux webserver – Part 1

How to make a WordPress website running on a Linux webserver – Part 1

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Welcome to another tutorial of Just Some Tech. In this tutorial you will learn how to create your own webserver :0 running on Linux inside a datacentre. Linux is a common used OS on servers because its stable, a small amount of errors, most of the time very small footprint, fast & secure. I like to use Debian and I will also use that in this tutorial, but you can use whatever you like to.

In the first few parts of these tutorials I will talk the most about the webserver that will be running WordPress. After that we will talk about domains, logo’s and other things you need before you start. And later on in the other parts, I will get more into the WordPress CMS itself; plugins, themes, users & ofcourse the Gutenberg editor.

Links used

DigitalOcean register link: https://m.do.co/c/fd86b04158d8

WinSCP client: https://winscp.net/eng/download.php

Putty client: https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html

 

Usefull information

If you are going to use the Putty client to login threw SSH, there are some usefull commands you should remember. These usefull commands will be used troughout the whole series of tutorials.

Paste your clipboard inside the server

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Press left mouse button

Change your current working directory

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cd <directory to go>

Create a new directory

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mkdir <name of directory>

Move / rename a file / folder

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mv <current folder/file> <new folder/file>

Edit a file, using nano

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nano <file to edit / to create>

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  • cablewelo2ma says:
    January 1, 2019 at 9:19 am

    I really enjoyed this video, am looking forward for part 2.

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