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  • Self-Hosting WordPress from Scratch

    This series of four articles will guide you through self-hosting a WordPress website with the latest tech stack on your own server, whether it’s on AWS, Oracle Cloud, or any server running the Ubuntu operating system.

  • How to Install WordPress on Your Server

    This article will guide you how to install WordPress on Ubuntu server with LEMP Stack installed. This is the final step in the series Self-Hosting WordPress from Scratch.

  • Installing the LEMP Stack on Your Server

    This is the second article in the series Self-Hosting WordPress from Scratch. After spinning up a new server, your next step is to install the required environment for WordPress: LEMP stack.

  • Setting Up SSL Certificate for Your WordPress Website, Using Cloudflare

    Cloudflare offers free SSL certificates that you can easily apply for your WordPress website at no cost. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through how to integrate Cloudflare SSL into WordPress running on Nginx web server.

  • Tutorial: Launch an Ubuntu Server on Oracle Cloud (OCI)

    Steps to launch a new server on Oracle Cloud (OCI), set up Ports and fix Error 523.

  • Resolved: Editor Not Saving Preferences in WordPress

    Each time you open the FSE / post editor, the ‘Welcome to the Block Editor’ onboarding pops up. The issue is no matter how you save the preferences, next time when you return to the editor, that popup always reappears and all your previous changes are reset.

  • Use WP-CLI to Update WordPress Core

    WP-CLI is an open-source command-line tool that allows you to manage WordPress websites directly from the terminal. In this article, I’ll show you how to update WordPress to the latest release or a specific version, using WP-CLI.

  • Using WP-CLI to Manage WordPress Like a Pro

    WP-CLI (WordPress Command Line Interface) is an open-source tool that lets you control and manage WP websites directly from the terminal.

  • Set Up a Proper CRON JOB System for WordPress

    Cron Job (specifically WP-Cron in WordPress) is one of those hidden features most site owners rarely think about until their scheduled tasks start failing or running late. In this article, I’ll explain why relying on WP-Cron can be problematic and why replacing it with a proper system-level cron job is a smarter choice for security…

  • How to Disable XML-RPC Protocol in WordPress

    XML-RPC is a legacy WordPress protocol that allows remote publishing and app integrations but has since been replaced by the more secure and flexible REST API.