To host WordPress website on Raspberry Pi, the next steps involved of getting a public-facing IP address, register a domain name for our little Raspberry Pi website, setting up port forwarding and dynamic DNS, and we are going to discuss those in details in this article. Continue reading "Hosting WordPress on Raspberry Pi Part 5 – Dedicated IP, Domain name and DNS"
We had WordPress installed on the Raspberry Pi, we are going to look into how to implement various cache solutions to optimise WordPress without depending on plugins. Continue reading "Hosting WordPress on Raspberry Pi Part 4 – Optimise WordPress through cache"
We now have a server running Nginx, php7-fpm with MariaDB, now it is time to install WordPress, and how to handle WordPress permalink for Nginx.
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Before installing WordPress, we will need to setup a web server for our Raspberry Pi. We will use Nginx as the web server itself, MariaDB as a database management system, and PHP for dynamic script processing. We choose Nginx, PHP-FPM and MariaDB for its performance and lightweight that are both important factors for Raspberry Pi. Continue reading "Hosting WordPress on Raspberry Pi Part 2 – Install Nginx, PHP and MariaDB"
Before connecting the Raspberry Pi to the Internet, it is important to tighten the security by changing the default password and restricting SSH access of the the Raspberry Pi first.
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What you see is a WordPress web server running on a Raspberry Pi 3, and this is a series of articles on how I host WordPress on Raspberry Pi 3 and optimise it to achieve impressive performance and a capable WordPress web server.
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