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WordPress on Amazon S3: real simple. Launch your own WordPress site to the cloud today! ...

WordPress on Amazon S3: real simple. Launch your own WordPress site to the cloud today!

Now any WordPress (or *any* dynamic Website, for that matter) 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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  • artemlivshits Artem Livshits, Founder, CEO, Chief Technology Architect at OblakSoft @meshmarketer Hi Joseph, You can configure WordPress-on-S3 as a multisite installation. Some of our customers are actually running WordPress MS, so it's tested and supported. If you have problems, feel free to email support at oblaksoft dot com. 7 months ago
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  • meshmarketer Joseph Dowdy at Joseph Dowdy Does this mean that you can install a MU install of WordPress?? 7 months ago
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  • artemlivshits Artem Livshits, Founder, CEO, Chief Technology Architect at OblakSoft Sometimes if you connect too quickly, the name may not get resolved (it takes some time to register the new name). Generally the name gets registered within a minute, so if you try again in a minute it should work fine. Another problem could be that the firewall (a.k.a. security group) settings (see slides 8 and 9) don't allow HTTP/HTTPS connections, in which case the web server cannot be reached. You can edit the security group to enable HTTP/HTTPS connections. 1 year ago
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  • scottbirchfield Scot Birchfield, Owner at 256Studio Google will not connect to the ec2-xxx-xx-xxx-xx.compute-1.amazonaws.com 1 year ago
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