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13 Aug 2025 12 min read Updated 1 Feb 2026

Self-Hosted WordPress Made Simple

Introduction In a previous post, I walked through the step-by-step process of setting up a LAMP stack and deploying WordPress on Ubuntu. While that approach is great for learnin...

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Virtual PAW – Part 4 – Completing the basic setup

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23 Mar 2025 6 min read

Virtual PAW – Part 4 – Completing the basic setup

So this is part 4 of my multi part series on my journey with Bicep and ARM Templates and deploying AVD as a PAW.. Introduction In this part I’ll go…

Azure #Azure #Entra ID

Backing up your Ubuntu web server and database

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23 May 2024 3 min read Updated 24 May 2024

Backing up your Ubuntu web server and database

Once you have your server up and running you’ll probably want to sort out backing it up on a regular basis. If you’re running your server in Azure, sure you…

Ubuntu #Hosting #Ubuntu

Recommended updates to your self hosted WordPress

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23 May 2024 1 min read Updated 24 May 2024

Recommended updates to your self hosted WordPress

So, now your site is up and running you’ll want to get a few things installed on it as a base. for me I like to enable things like Multifactor…

Ubuntu #Hosting #Ubuntu

Self hosting WordPress on Ubuntu 22.04.4

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23 May 2024 3 min read

Self hosting WordPress on Ubuntu 22.04.4

I’ve used various hosting services over the years including hosted Wordpress, which has been good, but it can sometimes work out costly and also you do not have full access…

Ubuntu #Hosting #Ubuntu