How to Scale WordPress on AWS
This project will explore the scalability possibilities of deploying WordPress on AWS.
This project will explore the scalability possibilities of deploying WordPress on AWS.
Let’s explore how to dockerize a Spring Boot Application with MySQL by leveraging the power of Docker and Docker Compose to achieve easy deployment, improved portability, scalability, and version control.
This write-up focuses on the Scalability Types applied to IT systems, the vertical and horizontal approaches, respectively referred to as scaling UP and scaling OUT.
A detailed guide on building a scalable and secured serverless web application using AWS services such as S3, Lambda, DynamoDB, CloudFront, and WAF.
An Auto Scaling Group is a fundamental component of AWS that allows you to automatically adjust the number of instances based on demand. It helps maintain application availability, distribute traffic evenly, and optimize resource utilization.
The Periodic Table of DevOps Tools is a great resource designed to guide you through the best DevOps tools available to optimize your software delivery process.
Bitrise is a collection of tools and services that we’ll use during the following lines to automate an Android App delivery.
Deploying WordPress on a 2-tier AWS architecture with Terraform offers a robust and scalable solution to host your website.
The Lift And Shift (Rehosting) approach is applied by updating a few configuration files while taking into consideration the PAAS model, in which we are only responsible for the App and its data, with the infrastructure being handled by the Cloud provider.
Let’s dive into the different strategies to reduce AWS Lambda functions Cold Starts: SnapStart, Provisioned Concurrency, and Custom Warmer.