I'm a college student who is in a software-related department. I have experience of making a simple web using AMP and spinning it. I'm going to open a portfolio site this time, and if I use WordPress on AWS LightSail, I can make it easy and pretty, but even if it's a bit cumbersome, I want to make a code myself. When you create an AWS LightSail instance, you can choose various apps such as Wordpress, lamp (php5), lamp (php7), right?I wonder if the lamp here is different from making the web with the amp that I did in the previous window environmentI'm a little cautious about buying instant food.
aws lightsail lamp
It refers to lamp (Linux, Apache, Mysql, Php). It's no different from what you did in Windows.
And you're going to build a lamp on ec2 rather than using the lightsail service, right?
First of all, you can use t2.micro instance (cpu 1 core memory 1 gig) for free for 1 year with Prettyier.
Cpu, let's just say...It only has 1 gigabyte of memory, so I think I can do a simple service.
Once you build and operate as a pretier, if you run out of resources, it is better to purchase high-spec services on demand.
In fact, there are cheaper booking instances (reserved for 1 to 3 years) or spot instances (which you can use at the cheapest, but you don't know when they'll stop)...From a student's point of view, make the most of the pretier and the on demand type looks better.
Oh, but lightsail doesn't make the code. Even if you start with ec2, you don't have to code. However, it is to install each httpd, php, and mysql using the package manager and distribute wordpress.
If the questioner knows how to use docker, he can receive the amp image and create a container, or if he expands to aws, he can use the beanstalk service to use the docker image.
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