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Archive for others getting a database error: https://web.archive.org/web/20220406064123/https://patzhong.com/stop-being-boring/ https://web.archive.org/web/2022

Archive for others getting a database error: https://web.archive.org/web/20220406064123/https://patzhong.com/stop-being-boring/ https://web.archive.org/web/20220406064123/https://patzhong....

napolux 5y ago
2022 and we still have to see WordPress Database Errors.
- codingdave 5y ago
  2022 and we have so many options for free/cheap tiers on so many platforms which provide so many ways for people to share content and express themselves to the world. With just one pain point that a spike in traffic can overwhelm your database limits. Seems like wonderful problem for us all to have.
  - patrickz 5y ago
    Yes you are totally right. I just make a 2G SWAP, now the site is back, haha. I thought the site was under attack... @@
- lloydatkinson 5y ago
  2022 and developers still use Wordpress for what could be a static blog site
  - 65 5y ago
    And pay for Wordpress sites too! I have a static Next.js site hosted on S3 and I don't pay anything to host it.
    - lloydatkinson 5y ago
      Exactly, it’s really sad people opt for Wordpress over that
    - mdrzn 5y ago
      Most hosting providers offer a 1-click install of Wordpress, and you can begin creating content immediately after, with a WYSIWYG editor. How to start a blog with your stack? Do I need an AWS account just for the s3 bucket? Do I need to know javascript? Is there a visual editor? How do I explain the whole process to my non-tech friend, who can start a Wordpress blog in 5 minutes on most hosting providers? It's not as easy at it seems (quote dropbox comment).