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ClouSE configuration

WordPress on S3: do it yourself Artem LivshitsCEO OblakSoft

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Prerequisites

◦ Server machine login

◦ Root access to server machine

◦ Admin access to MySQL server

ClouSE installation

ClouSE config, step-by-step

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From Linux, *nix, Mac client

◦ Start terminal, run:

◦ ssh [email protected]

From Windows PC

◦ Install PuTTY

◦ (See screenshot later in the slides)

If in doubt, ask your hoster!

Server machine login

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ssh [email protected]

◦ Log in as user myuser to machine myserver.com

◦ Will be prompted for password

ssh -i mysecret.pem [email protected]

◦ Use mysecret.pem private key instead of

password

ssh [email protected]

◦ Log in as user root to myserver.com

Connect with ssh examples

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Connect with PuTTY example

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You can gain root access if you

◦ Either know root password (or SSH private key)

◦ Or can run ‘sudo’ command

If you know root password, you may be able

◦ To login as root

◦ To login as someone else, then run ‘su’ command

If in doubt, ask your hoster!

Root access to server machine

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Using ‘su’ command

◦ su

◦ (Enter the root’s password, when prompted)

Using ‘sudo’ command

◦ sudo bash

Becoming root (example)

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You will need admin access to MySQL server

Command line example

◦ mysql -u root -p

phpMyAdmin example

If in doubt,

ask your hoster!

Admin access to MySQL server

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Get it from www.oblaksoft.com/downloads

◦ Pick ClouSE binaries that match your server OS

Upload the archive file to your server

◦ Use the tools you normally use for file uploading

◦ Place the file to the home directory

Copy ClouSE to server machine

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Login to server machine

◦ From Linux, *nix, Mac: ssh …

◦ From Windows: PuTTY …

Extract ClouSE binaries

◦ tar xzf clouse-1.0*.tar.gz

This would create a directory like

◦ clouse-1.0b.1.7-linux-x64

Extract ClouSE binaries

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cd clouse-1.0*

./install-clouse

◦ You need to be root to run this script

◦ You’ll be prompted for MySQL’s root password

◦ You’ll be prompted for S3 access & secret keys

◦ You’ll be prompted for bucket URL

Run installation script

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You’ll be prompted for access & secret keys

Click this link to get the keys

Amazon S3 access keys

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You’ll be prompted for Bucket URL

Click this link to create / find a bucket

Amazon S3 bucket

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ClouSE installation end to end

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Follow ‘WordPress on S3: manual steps’ at

www.oblaksoft.com/documentation/yapixx

◦ Move tables to the cloud

◦ Activate WP2Cloud plugin

What’s next?

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Get FREE WordPress on S3 / Yapixx @

www.oblaksoft.com/downloads

[email protected]

www.oblaksoft.com

Contact us

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