• Install WordPress into the server’s document root directory; • Replace {ORIGIN URL} to the server domain name (or Public DNS) of AMIMOTO; • Change amimoto-cli to your created profile, if necessary; • On this hands-on, set Public DNS of EC2 to {ORIGIN URL} /PUF
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AMAZON S3 •AWS storage service •Data is stored on redundant servers in multiple data centres •High fault tolerance •No limit on the number of items can be stored •
Values to input • DB Instance IdentifierɿName of DB instance • Master UsernameɿRoot user of DB • Master PasswordɿPassword for root user of DB • Confirm PasswordɿConfirmation password for root user of DB Copy and paste them to notepad and save as text file.
Values to input • AWS Access Key: Access key for IAM user amimoto-s3 • AWS Secret Key: Access key for IAM user amimoto-s3 • AWS Region: Region (optional) • S3 Bucket: S3 bucket name • S3 URL: S3 bucket URL • Storage Class: Choose STANDARD
$$MPVE'SPOU$MFBS$BDIF • CloudFrontΩϟογϡআ࣌ʹ՝ ۚ͞ΕΔͷͰཁҙ • Flush CloudFront Cache on WordPress • Flush automatically when article published/updated or manually • Pay as each request for invalidation