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Part 8: WordPress on AWS ECS
Final post in this series. Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) is a highly scalable, fast container management service that makes it easy to run, stop, and manage containers on a cluster.
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Part 7: Serverless WordPress – Systems Manager Parameter Store
Add environment variables for the Wordpress container to SSM Parameter Store. ECS Fargate can pull the variables from there.
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Part 6: Serverless WordPress – ACM and App Load Balancer
Here we configure an Application Load Balancer in order to bring traffic to our Serverless Wordpress site
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Part 5: Serverless WordPress – RDS
Configure an Aurora Serverless DB Cluster for the database part of the Serverless Wordpress series.
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Part 4: Serverless WordPress – EFS
Configure an Elastic File System in AWS for AWS EFS. This is a part of the Serverless Wordpress series.
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Part 3: Serverless WordPress – IAM
Set up the necessary Identity and Access Management Roles for the Serverless Wordpress project…
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Part 2: Serverless WordPress – Security Groups
Here, we create all the necessary security groups for all the AWS services involved
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Part 1: Serverless WordPress VPC configuration
In Part 1, you will configure a new VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) and create a bastion host ec2 instance,to access the files and database. The VPC will provide the base private networking that will connect everything together.
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Run WordPress without a server!
Introductory article on running Wordpress without using servers. This method uses AWS ECS Fargate and RDS Aurora Serverless DB Cluster.