Welcome to the first post in 2020!
I hope you had a good start and you are ready for some new content on the blog.
In this blog post I will show you what to do in case you can’t push Docker image to Google Cloud Platform Container Registry.
AKS - also known as Azure Kubernetes Service is a managed Kubernetes service offered by Microsoft Azure.
In Today’s post I will show you how to create AKS cluster using Service Principal Name.
I have access to a subscription where AKS can’t be created without SPN. In my case once I initiated AKS cluster creation with SPN it worked without any issues.
Welcome in the next post in the WordPress series.
Today I will continue with WordPress article series.
One of our prerequisite to proceed with WordPress deployment in Public Clouds is to have a Linux Server with correct packages installed and configured.
In my case I will use Ubuntu Server as a Operating System.
I’d like to welcome you in the next post from the series where I will guide you through the process of installing WordPress.
In this blog post we will deploy WordPress in Microsoft Azure.
In the previous post https://www.funwithcloud.com/install-wordpress-in-amazon-web-services-using-marketplace/ I covered the installation of WordPress using AWS.
In this post I will cover WordPress deployment using Google Cloud Platform from Marketplace.
As promised in earlier post https://www.funwithcloud.com/new-blog-series-is-coming-how-to-install-wordpress-in-public-cloud/ I want to show you how to install WordPress by using different methods.
In this post I will show you how to easily deploy WordPress in Amazon Web Services using AMI Image.
So you might ask yourself why I want to write about as simple task as installing WordPress? Do you know in how many ways can you install WordPress? The possibilities are endless. Let’s start with the LAMP (Linux Apache MySQL PHP) or LEMP (Linux Nginx MySQL PHP) to web hosting marketplace one-click installation to dockerizing WordPress. This is the reason why I want to go through simple task installation using different Public Cloud providers and different task delivery mechanisms.
Quite recently I faced small challange when I wanted to download some video files from the webpage.
Normally if there are more videos to download I was using Firefox with DownThemALl! extension.
Generally speaking it works fine when you are using Windows/Linux with GUI. This time as the amount of the videos to download was more than 800 (don’t ask for the details 😉 ).
I've decided to run it from my linux server running in the cloud (really doesn’t matter where).