Today, we will be using rsync to make daily, weekly, incremental backups and then a full compressed/archived backup once a month. We will then use cron to automate the process. Lets face it us humans get lazy sometimes and most backup systems loose complete effectiveness if they are not completely automated.
Installing GoDaddy SSL on an EC2 Ubuntu Instance in AWS
If you have sensitive data on your site, you may want to install an SSL Certificate to make it more secure. Here is a brief tutorial being on AWS EC2 Ubuntu instance on how to set it up.
My server settings are Apache2 and Ubuntu 16.x
How to Add Code to WordPress Header and Footer
Struggling with the way to add code to the WordPress header or footer? Several tools and trailing scripts need you to feature code snippets to your WordPress site’s header or footer. But, by default, WordPress doesn’t build it terribly accessible to edit those files. during this entry, we’ll show you the way to feature code to the WordPress header or footer each by employing a WordPress plugin or manually adding the code to your functions.php file. for many users, the plugin technique is that the suggested technique. however intermediate-advanced WordPress users could like mistreatment the manual code technique, instead.
Free AWS EC2 Ubuntu-Apache-PHP-MySQL setup
AWS (Amazon Web Services) is an advanced cloud platform which offers lots of features. As cloud platforms go it is mostly for larger projects that need to be able to scale. That said Amazon offers a free tier, which means that you can test out their features for one year for free. Yes, you get cloud services to play with for free! More info on Amazon’s Free Tier page.
CSS3 – Sticky Header on Scroll Example
In this tutorial I’ve setup an example of how to add an animated sticky header to a website using almost pure CSS with just a touch of javascript.
The header becomes ‘sticky’ when the top header bar is scrolled out of view, in the demo this is 40px but can be changed using the LESS variables at the top of the /content/site.less file.
How to Install WordPress: Complete Beginner’s Guide
Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!
Trying to figure out how to install WordPress? There are a few different methods you can use, each of which I’ll give an in-depth guide for.
First of all, why are there different methods for installing WordPress in the first place? The answer is simple… Because of WordPress’ popularity, there are a number of helper tools that make it easier to install the platform on different servers and hosts. As a result, there’s not simply one choice for how to install WordPress but multiple alternative ones.