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Posts Tagged ‘system tools’

Multiple Sites Driven By One WordPress Installation Part II: Please Be Careful, You Really Might Mess Up ;)

August 3rd, 2009

This is just a little update on what I’ve been doing and what I have acheived so far. So, what we have: two different hosts – example.org and example-two.org both on one webserver right next to eachother, let’s say in the /home/username/www (we’ll just call it www further on) directory. The apache vhosts are configured [...]

Multiple Sites Driven By One WordPress Installation

July 31st, 2009

This is early experimental. And, I’ve also marked this post into the “personal” category, because you wouldn’t want your clients to have too much access, especially if they share a single WordPress installation. Now I know there’s the WordPress MU project, but I guess I can’t use it in this case, because WordPress MU assumes [...]

Working With Amazon EC2: Tips & Tricks

July 16th, 2009

It’s been a while now since I’ve been hosting on Amazon Web Services and I’d just like to point out some issues I had and quick ways of solving them. We’re gonna talk about setting up a server that would serve not only you, but your clients too, cause $100/mo is quite expensive, isn’t it? [...]

Foller.me: MySQL Tweaking & Optimization

July 10th, 2009

As I mentioned in the interview with @enked on his website Chidimar.com, I had serious problems with MySQL database optimization on the Foller.me project. The current public stable version (beta-1) is using the MyISAM engine and it’s not holding much data – profiles, locations, geo points for the followers geography. In the new version (currently [...]

Have You Tried the Amazon Web Services?

July 8th, 2009

Amazon EC2, EBS, S3.. I’ve been looking for the perfect web hosting for over two years now. Is this it? A few months ago I really liked MediaTemple cause they offered pretty good US hosting starting from $20/mo, which was quite good for the Foller.me project, so at the starting point I chose them. Their [...]