Install Wordpress with SSH Command Line in CentOS 7 Linux
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Course Content
Install Wordpress with SSH Command Line in CentOS 7 Linux is a beginner-level Udemy course taught by Matt Spenn. It runs 1h 28m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.6 out of 5 from 32 reviews, with 487 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated May 2017.
Learn to install WordPress on a CentOS 7 Linux server with this comprehensive course! This tutorial guides you through setting up a robust and secure environment for your website or blog.
What is CentOS 7? CentOS (Community Enterprise Operating System) is a powerful, free, enterprise-grade Linux distribution. CentOS 7 is a stable and widely used version, providing a solid foundation for web hosting.
In this course, you will master:
- Server Access & Command Line:
- Securely log in via SSH to your CentOS 7 server.
- Navigate and execute commands effectively from the command line.
- Keep your server secure with software updates on CentOS 7.
- LAMP Stack Configuration: Unlock the power of a web server environment! We'll configure the essential components:
- Installing Apache: Set up Apache as your primary web server.
- Configuring MariaDB: Establish a reliable database for your WordPress data.
- Configuring PHP: Enable PHP as the scripting language for WordPress.
- Firewall Configuration: Secure your server by configuring the firewall to allow web traffic.
- WordPress Installation & Configuration: Get your site live!
- Downloading WordPress: Obtain the latest version of WordPress.
- Copying WordPress Files: Place the WordPress files in your web server's Document Root.
- Apache & WordPress Integration: Configure Apache to properly serve WordPress.
- PHP Upload Limits: Adjust PHP upload limits for seamless media uploads.
- Domain Name Setup: Connect your brand!
- Domain Name Configuration: Learn how to configure WordPress with your registered domain name.
- DNS Settings: Configure your DNS settings to point to your Linux server.
- Security Best Practices: Protect your website!
- WordPress Security Considerations: Understand key security considerations for running WordPress.
- File Permissions: Manage file permissions for WordPress security.
- Automatic Updates: Enable automatic updates for WordPress core, plugins, and themes.
- SSL Certificate Installation: Generate and install a self-signed SSL certificate for secure HTTPS connections.
- SSL Enforcement: Force all WordPress admin logins to use SSL.
Course Structure:
This course utilizes a blended learning approach with:
- Guided Videos: Visual, step-by-step instructions to follow along and perform tasks quickly.
- Text Lectures: Detailed text explanations of all commands and concepts covered in the videos, providing a valuable reference.
Course Requirements:
- A computer with a terminal application.
- Reliable internet access.
- Access to a Linux server running CentOS 7 (a cloud-based server is used in this course).
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