WordPress Hosting
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@scottalanmiller said in WordPress Hosting:
want to get just one or two sites up and have them be fast, rock solid and taken care of.
Pretty much my situation regarding my websites. So I'll take a look when the time comes. I'm already paid up with Dreamhost, or I would.
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@eddiejennings said in WordPress Hosting:
@tim_g said in WordPress Hosting:
@eddiejennings said in WordPress Hosting:
@tim_g said in WordPress Hosting:
Yes I used FTP to get the downloaded package on there and unzipped. I forget now if I did it through their webftp, or if I did it through FileZilla or something.
Ah, Filezilla! That brings back my glory days eddiejennings.net when blog entries were simply new paragraphs on index.html
Oh I remember now... I did it via SSH. Dreamhost allows SSH access to your web server. I downloaded and unpacked it that way. Then went to the URL (my webiste) which gives you they typical web-based install install wizard. I had to set up the database first on Dreamhost before I installed it. That's easy though, create a database, add a user to it. Use that info when installing. Done.
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I use a combo of Vultr, ServerPilot, and ManageWP. Makes my life easy when managing multiple aspects of everything.
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@tim_g said in WordPress Hosting:
I'd like to have my own permanent VPS,... through Vultr or GCP but I just don't have the time to manage it. I'd rather just deal with the website part and not the back end.
That’s exactly why you use cloudways, dedicated resources, affordable, not of the headaches.
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@aaronstuder said in WordPress Hosting:
@tim_g said in WordPress Hosting:
I'd like to have my own permanent VPS,... through Vultr or GCP but I just don't have the time to manage it. I'd rather just deal with the website part and not the back end.
That’s exactly why you use cloudways, dedicated resources, affordable, not of the headaches.
They do a good job.
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@tim_g said in WordPress Hosting:
I just have regular Dreamhost web hosting and install WordPress manually. Then install the two good security addins that help you keep it secure, and make sure auto-updating is turned on.
I haven't tried managed WordPress hosting. I'm not sure what that will get me.
I've used Dreamhost's manged wordpress hosting. It's great. I do not have to do a thing. They handle all the updates and keep me informed when doing so.
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@eddiejennings said in WordPress Hosting:
For those who manage Wordpress and use hosting like Asmallorange, what was your Wordpress installation method? I know the one-click things aren't recommends, but do you get some kind of SSH access to install whatever packages are needed?
- You can use managed hosting where they take care of things.
- Non manged hosting where it is partially set up for you and you just configure.
- You rent server space somewhere, ssh into the server, then install wordpress, php, apache or nginx as webserver, mysql, mariadb or postgress for your database.
Thats it in a general and high level view though it can get a lot more complicated depending on how you want to set it up.
I use rackspace and rent server space there and run two servers there. I use SSH to manage everything
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Well mate you can use Cloudways as the are one of it kind which allow users to deploy their website on the leading cloud provider like: Vultr, Linode, AWS, GCE, Kyup, DigitalOcean.
As shared hosting is getting old fashion I would recommend to go with managed hosting environment because everyone looks for an easy solution to focus more on expanding business rather than dealing with those complicated server side operations.
You can check out Cloudways WordPress Hosting plans and features. All the best.
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Are you still doing hostadillo @scottalanmiller ?
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@bigbear said in WordPress Hosting:
Are you still doing hostadillo @scottalanmiller ?
Yup, sure are!
