The WordPress VM (Virtual Machine) is pre-configured with Virtual Hosts and with the MariaDB database already installed. We also installed PHP-FPM 8.1 together with Redis Cache for the best possible performance. The only thing you have to do by yourself is the automated final setup, everything is pre-configured. Please also check the our blog above for more information. We hope you enjoy this appliance, and please leave a comment below to tell us what you thought.

Ubuntu 22.04 VMware OVA: Pre-installed WordPress

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Ubuntu 22.04 Hyper-V VHDX: Pre-installed WordPress

Last updated: 2023-02-02
Now with PHP-FPM 8.1 and Redis Cache. It’s ridiculously fast!

Instructions
  1. Import the OVA/VHDx into:
    VMware Player (PC & Linux users)
    VMware Fusion (Mac users)
    Hyper-V (Windows users)
    Alternatively VirtualBox, not recommended though. (PC, Linux, Mac)
  2. Login
  3. Run the setup script by typing:
    [sudo] password for wordpress: wordpress
  4. Wait for the script to finish
  5. Go to:
    http(s)://your-internal-ip-address (or http(s)://yourdomain.com)
  6. Allow your IP address in
    /etc/nginx/sites_enabled/your-vhost.conf
  7. Login to WordPress and go to Plugins and enable “Redis Object Cache”.
  8. Enjoy your WordPress installation!
Webmin

Webmin is pre-installed on your system, just go to

https://your-internal-ip-adress:10000

…and login.

Adminer

Adminer is also pre-installed on your system, just go to

https://your-internal-ip-adress:81

…and login.

Please note that Adminer is locked from outside access. To allow access you have to make changes in the .conf file. To access the .conf file just type this in terminal:

sudo nano /etc/nginx/sites-available/adminer.conf

And change these values to your (external) IP instead:

    location / {
           index   index.php;
           allow   YOUR-IPv4-WAN-OR-LAN-ADDRESS;
           deny    all;
       }
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