I started going this route and then decided I couldn’t bring myself to install Wordpress in an AWS account I used for other things. In the end I created a new D

I started going this route and then decided I couldn’t bring myself to install Wordpress in an AWS account I used for other things. In the end I created a new Digital Ocean account, picked one of their Wordpress droplets or whatever it’s called, stuck Cloudflare in front of it, and called it a day. It’s possible I’m sure to lock down Wordpress and also to segment your AWS network but ... why? Unless it needs access to other assets in your AWS account then quarantining it on a dedicated account on a different service provider is easy.