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> favorite frameworks like Wordpress and Drupal Cough > instead of spending between 30 minutes to 12 hours on it like you are doing right now I'd say, half a

> favorite frameworks like Wordpress and Drupal Cough > instead of spending between 30 minutes to 12 hours on it like you are doing right now I'd say, half an hour is awfully a lot for even for a manual provisioning with `apt-get install wordpress` or `tar xvzf wordpress*.tar`.

zachinglis 13y ago
Right. But most developers aren't server admins and don't want to be. I press a few buttons and a server is up and ready! :)
- drdaeman 13y ago
  Right. And I meant, manual provisioning as the "worst" case, but even that shouldn't take 30 minutes. I vaguely remember LAMP VPS hostings from years ago, and I believe they mostly had 1-click installs for popular software. Here is a random video I've Googled up: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwlNBTvFfCA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwlNBTvFfCA (2009), showing installing Wordpress from Plesk. Installation took 8 minutes even with verbose explanations for every step. How your service is different?
  - zachinglis 13y ago
    Of course. But 1 minute is better than 30, right? And then you have to maintain it.
minimaxir 13y ago
Relatedly, DigitalOcean has WordPress or a LAMP stack as default imaging options.