Adding "WordPress" to Windows Templates, couldn't be easier
Seen our last blog on creating a Windows 2008 R2 XAMPP server template? If yes, then creating a WordPress blogging server is as easy as just adding an extra package!
What do we do?
After we have created our XAMPP server template we perform two additional steps.
- Add the WordPress component to the XAMPP stack
- Update our installation and configuration script
C:\uploads\mysoftware\JREWindows64bit-7.45\jre-7u45-windows-x64.exe /s C:\uploads\mysoftware\MSVS-2008\vcredist_x64-2008.exe /q:a timeout 30 taskkill /F /IM TrustedInstaller.exe C:\uploads\mysoftware\XAMPP-1.8.3\xampp-win32-1.8.3-2-VC11-installer.exe --mode unattended timeout 20 C:\xampp\xampp_start.exe timeout 20 C:\uploads\mysoftware\WordPress-3.8\bitnami-wordpress-3.8-0-module-windows-installer.exe --mode unattended timeout 20
That's all to it. Just follow the previous XAMPP blogs steps to generate, launch and access your WordPress Windows image.
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Two Workloads. One Cloud.
Today, UShareSoft's partner, Citrix, is announcing CloudPlatform 4.2, which will orchestrate both cloud-native workloads and existing enterprise workloads within a single cloud management platform.
Why is that important for UShareSoft and our customers?
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