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How to host wordpress website on a separate server (Path in subdirectory)
Using nginx + wordpress with all wordpress files in a subdirectoryWordpress blog website apache and IIS subdirectoryLAMP server (for wordpress blog) setup with APC caching and CDN, Good?Can I use Varnish to front 2 different services from different servers on 1 domain?HOWTO run Wordpress site along with Tomcat web aplication on the same serverNginx + Wordpress in subdirectoryAmazon route 53 + cloudfront + s3 -> with angularjs2 app in ec2Scaling a single WordPress website via AWS/EC2nginx wordpress subdirectory installationNginx giving 403 errors for some files
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I have an e-commerce website and a blog, both under same domain. Let's assume
- www.xyz.com (Ecommerce Website - Built in Java - Used tomcat as Servlet Container)
- www.xyz.com/blog (Wordpress blog)
I am using Nginx as a proxy web server. For all requests starting with /blog are passed to wordpress directly, rest other requests are handled by tomcat. My webserver is AWS EC2 running Ubuntu as OS.
I am looking to remove wordpress website from this server and host it somewhere else, maybe a separate EC2 or a lightsail server. But I want to keep the same subdirectory structure for blog. Any inputs, how can I make it possible?
nginx amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 wordpress
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I have an e-commerce website and a blog, both under same domain. Let's assume
- www.xyz.com (Ecommerce Website - Built in Java - Used tomcat as Servlet Container)
- www.xyz.com/blog (Wordpress blog)
I am using Nginx as a proxy web server. For all requests starting with /blog are passed to wordpress directly, rest other requests are handled by tomcat. My webserver is AWS EC2 running Ubuntu as OS.
I am looking to remove wordpress website from this server and host it somewhere else, maybe a separate EC2 or a lightsail server. But I want to keep the same subdirectory structure for blog. Any inputs, how can I make it possible?
nginx amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 wordpress
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If you are already proxying the requests to WordPress you only need to change the target in the proxy configuration.
– Gerald Schneider
May 21 at 8:28
@GeraldSchneider Is it possible to target to a different server altogether without changing url through nginx?
– Abhi
May 21 at 8:29
1
You can proxy to anything you like, anywhere, using Nginx.
– Tim
May 21 at 19:28
add a comment |
I have an e-commerce website and a blog, both under same domain. Let's assume
- www.xyz.com (Ecommerce Website - Built in Java - Used tomcat as Servlet Container)
- www.xyz.com/blog (Wordpress blog)
I am using Nginx as a proxy web server. For all requests starting with /blog are passed to wordpress directly, rest other requests are handled by tomcat. My webserver is AWS EC2 running Ubuntu as OS.
I am looking to remove wordpress website from this server and host it somewhere else, maybe a separate EC2 or a lightsail server. But I want to keep the same subdirectory structure for blog. Any inputs, how can I make it possible?
nginx amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 wordpress
I have an e-commerce website and a blog, both under same domain. Let's assume
- www.xyz.com (Ecommerce Website - Built in Java - Used tomcat as Servlet Container)
- www.xyz.com/blog (Wordpress blog)
I am using Nginx as a proxy web server. For all requests starting with /blog are passed to wordpress directly, rest other requests are handled by tomcat. My webserver is AWS EC2 running Ubuntu as OS.
I am looking to remove wordpress website from this server and host it somewhere else, maybe a separate EC2 or a lightsail server. But I want to keep the same subdirectory structure for blog. Any inputs, how can I make it possible?
nginx amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 wordpress
nginx amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 wordpress
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If you are already proxying the requests to WordPress you only need to change the target in the proxy configuration.
– Gerald Schneider
May 21 at 8:28
@GeraldSchneider Is it possible to target to a different server altogether without changing url through nginx?
– Abhi
May 21 at 8:29
1
You can proxy to anything you like, anywhere, using Nginx.
– Tim
May 21 at 19:28
add a comment |
1
If you are already proxying the requests to WordPress you only need to change the target in the proxy configuration.
– Gerald Schneider
May 21 at 8:28
@GeraldSchneider Is it possible to target to a different server altogether without changing url through nginx?
– Abhi
May 21 at 8:29
1
You can proxy to anything you like, anywhere, using Nginx.
– Tim
May 21 at 19:28
1
1
If you are already proxying the requests to WordPress you only need to change the target in the proxy configuration.
– Gerald Schneider
May 21 at 8:28
If you are already proxying the requests to WordPress you only need to change the target in the proxy configuration.
– Gerald Schneider
May 21 at 8:28
@GeraldSchneider Is it possible to target to a different server altogether without changing url through nginx?
– Abhi
May 21 at 8:29
@GeraldSchneider Is it possible to target to a different server altogether without changing url through nginx?
– Abhi
May 21 at 8:29
1
1
You can proxy to anything you like, anywhere, using Nginx.
– Tim
May 21 at 19:28
You can proxy to anything you like, anywhere, using Nginx.
– Tim
May 21 at 19:28
add a comment |
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If you are already proxying the requests to WordPress you only need to change the target in the proxy configuration.
– Gerald Schneider
May 21 at 8:28
@GeraldSchneider Is it possible to target to a different server altogether without changing url through nginx?
– Abhi
May 21 at 8:29
1
You can proxy to anything you like, anywhere, using Nginx.
– Tim
May 21 at 19:28