Virtual hosting using aaPanel is a piece of cake! Just a few clicks and voila! Whether it’s a static web or deploying WordPress, it’s just a matter of configuration. SSL, FTP, and database setup are all included. You’re good to go in no time! Explore Laravel and CodeIgniter, the possibilities are endless! 🚀
Deploying Web Static & CMS WordPress di VirtualHost VPS aaPanel
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Welcome back to the continuation of our discussion about VPS hosting. In this video, we’ll be focusing on creating virtual hosts using the aaPanel. We’ll cover the process of deploying static web pages and setting up a CMS (WordPress) on your VPS. Let’s dive in!
Logging in and Setting Up the Web Server
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In the previous video, we successfully installed the web server engine X and made use of the aaPanel to log in to the Linux panel. Once logged in, we changed the login credentials and installed additional necessary packages such as PHP, databases, and FTP servers.
Creating VirtualHosts in aaPanel
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The next step is to create virtual hosts using the aaPanel. To do this, we navigate to the website menu and add a new site. Here, we can specify the domain, choose the website’s location, set up FTP access, and configure SSL if necessary.
Accessing the Virtual Host and Uploading Files
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After creating the virtual host, it’s essential to ensure that you can access it and upload the required files. This can be done using an FTP client like WinSCP, which allows you to easily upload files to your server.
Configuring SSL for Virtual Hosts
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To enhance the security of your website, it’s crucial to configure SSL for your virtual hosts. This ensures that your site is accessible via HTTPS, providing a secure browsing experience for your users.
Deploying CMS (WordPress) on the VPS
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We’ll also walk through the process of deploying a CMS (WordPress) on your VPS using the aaPanel. This includes setting up the necessary database, choosing the PHP version, and configuring SSL for your WordPress site.
Managing and Uploading Projects
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Not only can you deploy CMS platforms like WordPress, but you can also upload your own projects, whether it’s a Laravel application, a CodeIgniter project, or any other custom project. The aaPanel allows you to manage and upload various projects with ease.
Conclusion
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In conclusion, we’ve covered the process of creating virtual hosts using aaPanel, deploying static web pages, setting up CMS (WordPress), and managing and uploading projects. We hope this tutorial has been helpful, and we look forward to hearing your feedback or suggestions for future videos. Until next time!
