I installed wordpress with bitnami on amazon aws EC2. But there are some errors with it and I want to start afresh. But I can't seem to remove the one I installed. I installed another one using the same wordpress market place and it just created another public ip on that same instance.
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I have a vm of bitnami wordpress running on google cloud. I want to install another wordpress instance as a subdirectory, so I can access it via www.domainName.com/blog.
I see there is a wordpress multisite with bitnami, but I am not sure if that is necessary, or how I would go about migrating my current bitnami vm to a multisite version.
I have a multisite wordpress installed using bitnami automatic in an aws instance. I want to install an additional independent site on the same instance. I followed the instructions given in https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/blogs/add-multiple-wordpress-sites-in-single-vm-using-bitnami-stack.
multisite installed in /opt/bitnami folder. the new site installed in /home/instancename. but i cannot able to access the new site http://ipaddress/newsblogname. I tried to access the mysql but it says access is denied even after providing correct password. How to solve this. will it work
I want to create a staging site for an already running production website which is in WordPress and hosted in AWS Lightsail using the Bitnami LAMP stack.
Is there any way I can install staging WordPress setup in the same instance?
I already checked Bitnami documentation but there is no proper documentation.
I have stanard wordpress installation on my server with all plugins, themes and stuff. Now I want to migrate to kubernetes server where I have already installed bitnami/wordpress. I see a bit other structure of files in bitnami/Wordpress installation on kubernetes where is only wp-content and config file in main folder of wordpress.
Can I copy normal Wordpress installation to Kubernetes image bitnami/wordpress installation from image installed by helm? How will be to do it best? Should I do it like normal wordpress website or other technique and tools?
Bitnami Engineer here,
The app's files are now inside the /opt/bitnami/wordpress directory. We recently updated all our WordPress cloud solutions to have the same directory structure. However, it seems that you have a previous version of the solution deployed in the cloud our you used the Bitnami installer in your server.
The easiest way to migrate your data from your current server to the k8s deployment is by using the All in One WP Migration plugin. The plugin takes care of saving all the necessary data so you just need to recover that data in the new deployment. You won't need to copy any other file from the deployment when using this plugin.
I installed an instance of WordPress (Click to Deploy) on Google Compute Engine, but I would like to install another instance in a subdirectory of that, such as www.mywebsite.com/anotherwebsite. Is there a way to create an instance inside of another? Also, I have FTP access so I could install WordPress myself in the subdirectory but I need a database to connect to. Is there a way to just create a MyQL database without WordPress? Any suggestions welcome.
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I installed an instance of WordPress (Click to Deploy) on Google
Compute Engine, but I would like to install another instance in a
subdirectory of that, such as www.mywebsite.com/anotherwebsite. Is
there a way to create an instance inside of another?
Provided that you do not pick a WordPress directory name, WordPress won't even know that another WordPress installation is installed. However, you will need to set up Apache to correctly handle the directories for each VirtualHost. If you plan to run both WordPress installations on the same IP/port you will have work to do to correctly setup httpd.conf
Is there a way to just create a MySQL database without WordPress? Any
suggestions welcome.
Yes. Just install the MySQL CLI (mysql). You can connect to the MySQL server and create a new database named differently than the first WordPress installation.
I recommend creating a new MySQL user for the second WordPress installation. Then edit wp-config.php and set up the correct parameters for the home directory location, server name, port, database, etc.
Unless you understand WordPress well, have lots of time to configure and test everything, understand how to dual host with Apache, why do this? Just create another VM and install WordPress on its own installation. Additional options are App Engine (Standard and Flexible) and Kubernetes.