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Deploy a Laravel application to Ubuntu 24.04 with Nginx, PHP 8.3-FPM and MySQL, run queue workers with systemd, schedule tasks, enable HTTPS and ship updates.
Deploy a Django app on Ubuntu 24.04 with PostgreSQL, a Gunicorn systemd socket and Nginx, serve static files and secure it with a Let's Encrypt certificate.
Deploy a Ruby on Rails app on Ubuntu 24.04: install Ruby with rbenv, set up PostgreSQL, run Puma as a systemd service behind Nginx and add HTTPS with Certbot.
Build a Spring Boot JAR on Ubuntu 24.04 with Java 21, run it as a hardened systemd service with external configuration, and publish it through Nginx over HTTPS.
Self-host a Next.js app on Ubuntu 24.04: build a standalone server with Node.js 24, run it with systemd, cache static assets in Nginx and add HTTPS via Certbot.
Install Strapi 5 on Ubuntu 24.04 with PostgreSQL, build your first content type and public REST API, then run it under systemd behind Nginx with HTTPS enabled.
Deploy the Directus headless CMS on Ubuntu 24.04 with Docker Compose, PostgreSQL and Redis, then serve it over HTTPS behind Nginx with Let's Encrypt.
Speed up a WooCommerce store on Ubuntu 24.04 by tuning OPcache, PHP-FPM and MySQL, adding a Redis object cache, Nginx FastCGI caching and a real cron for jobs.
Install Magento Open Source 2.4 on Ubuntu 24.04 with Nginx, PHP 8.3, MariaDB, OpenSearch and Redis, then enable cron, HTTPS and production mode for speed.
Install PrestaShop 9 on Ubuntu 24.04 with Nginx, PHP 8.3 and MariaDB, secure the store with Let's Encrypt HTTPS and lock down the admin and installer folders.
Build a Node.js backend on Ubuntu 24.04 that serves Shopify products and carts through the Storefront API, then run it with systemd behind Nginx with HTTPS.
Convert a WordPress site into a Multisite network on Ubuntu 24.04 with Nginx and WP-CLI, using subdomains or subdirectories, then add sites and manage plugins.
Speed up WordPress on Ubuntu 24.04 by tuning OPcache, PHP-FPM and MariaDB, adding a Redis object cache and Nginx FastCGI page cache, and measuring each gain.
Harden WordPress on Ubuntu 24.04: lock down file permissions and wp-config.php, block risky paths in Nginx, stop brute-force logins with Fail2ban and 2FA.
Move a WordPress site from shared hosting to an Ubuntu 24.04 VPS with Nginx, PHP 8.3 and MariaDB: copy files and database, test it, switch DNS and enable HTTPS.
