How to Set Up CI/CD for WordPress Deployment
1. The Strategy: Git-Based Infrastructure To use CI/CD, your WordPress site must be treated as a code repository. 2. Environment Variables & Secrets Never...
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1. The Strategy: Git-Based Infrastructure To use CI/CD, your WordPress site must be treated as a code repository. 2. Environment Variables & Secrets Never...
1. The Architecture: Microservices In a Docker setup, each component of the LEMP stack runs in its own isolated container. This allows you to...
1. Headless WordPress & Decoupled Architecture Moving to a Headless setup means using WordPress only as a backend (Content Management System) and using a...
1. The “504 Gateway Timeout” A 504 error means Nginx is waiting for a response from PHP-FPM, but PHP is taking too long to...
1. Identify the Bottleneck: The Waterfall Analysis Before changing settings, you must know where the delay happens. Use the Network Tab in Chrome DevTools...
1. The Immediate Diagnostic: Enable WP_DEBUG Since a 500 error hides the actual PHP failure, you must force WordPress to reveal it. 2. Check...
1. Identify the Culprit: top and htop Before changing WordPress settings, look at the OS level. Run htop (or top) via SSH to see...
1. The Diagnostic First Step: WP_DEBUG Before you touch a single plugin, you need to see the actual PHP error. The “White Screen of...
1. The Edge Layer: Cloudflare WAF The best attack is the one that never reaches your server. By using a Web Application Firewall (WAF)...
1. Identifying the “Big Three” Logs To detect attacks, you need to monitor three specific locations: 2. Detecting Brute Force via Access Logs Automated...