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WordPress with Webinoly Setup

Webinoly is a popular tool that helps with setting up and managing web servers with platforms like WordPress.

Today, we will take a look at installing WordPress on Webinoly, configuring SSL. This will help optimize caching for better performance.

1. To begin with, access the VPS/server via SSH as root.
2. Then, choose a subdomain for the WordPress site. Make sure it is pointed to the server’s IP.
3. Next, use this command syntax to install WordPress and enable caching:

   sudo site huongdan.dotrungquan.info -wp -cache=on

   Allow a few moments for the system to automatically install WordPress and set up caching.
4. After installation, create a new user for accessing the wp-admin area:

   sudo httpauth -add

   Follow the prompts to set the HTTP authentication username and password.
5. Then, access the website and proceed with setting up WordPress by entering details like site title, admin credentials, and email.
6. Next, boost security by installing SSL for the website as seen here:

   sudo site huongdan.dotrungquan.info -ssl=on
7. After the SSL installation process, visit the website to ensure SSL activation. If successful, we will see a padlock symbol in the browser.
8. Now, configure caching via the Nginx Helper and Redis Object Cache plugins as seen here:
   • Configure Nginx Helper Plugin:
     • Go to the Nginx Helper plugin settings.
     • Enable Purge and select the caching method.
     • Customize purging conditions as per needs.
   • Configure Redis Object Cache:
     • Access the Redis Object Cache settings.
     • Enable Object Cache to activate Redis caching.

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Conclusion

In brief, our Support Experts demonstrated how to set up Webinoly in WordPress.