[Cialug] Best practices for isolating Wordpress sites

Jeffrey Ollie jeff at ocjtech.us
Thu Oct 15 15:50:33 CDT 2015


How much control over the virtual host do you have?  If you have full root
control, I'd look into containerization (e.g. Docker).  That'll get you a
lot more security (although not as much as full virtualization) without
using up a lot more resources.

On Thu, Oct 15, 2015 at 1:53 PM, Matthew Nuzum <newz at bearfruit.org> wrote:

> I've been managing virtual hosting for quite a while. I'm teaching a class
> on web development* and want to make it easy for the students to set up a
> Wordpress site.
>
> There are some nasty plugins and themes out there and of course newbies are
> going to find them.
>
> How do hosting companies isolate sites so that PHP files in one site can't
> mess up files in another site? I've got a few ideas (starting with FastCGI)
> but they get complicated as they make the jump from the brain to the
> keyboard.
>
> * I'll be running another class or two - one will be online in the
> evenings, the other will be in-person. You can see details for the class
> here
> <
> https://www.eventbrite.com/e/learn-professional-web-development-html-wordpress-and-photoshop-tickets-18674915174?discount=webgeek
> >.
> E-mail me and I'll notify you when the next class runs.
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