Learn to Install & Configure NGINX on Ubuntu 18.04. Includes MySQL, PHP, PhpMyAdmin, WordPress & SSL Integration.
InstructorYouAccel Training
The curriculum provides a structured sequence for installing NGINX, MySQL, and PHP, alongside securing PhpMyAdmin using authentication gateways and symbolic links.
Editorial course preview
These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This curriculum overview displays key web server installation and configuration modules, including NGINX setup, SSL implementation, database management, and WordPress deployment.
A slide displaying the DigitalOcean logo prominently at the top, accompanied by the AWS and Linode logos below to illustrate cloud hosting provider options.
A title slide displaying the DigitalOcean and Ubuntu logos against a dark background, indicating the technical environment for the tutorial.
This slide introduces a comparison between Apache and NGINX web servers, displaying their respective logos to highlight the topic of choosing the right server software.
Instruction includes practical steps for updating NGINX block files and implementing Let's Encrypt SSL certificates via Certbot.
The absence of text files or downloadable resources containing the terminal commands used during instruction can make following the workflow difficult.
The curriculum focuses on server-level setup, leaving more advanced WordPress-specific security configurations unaddressed.
This course is best suited for beginners looking for a direct path to setting up a web server and hosting a site.
Score breakdown
The curriculum covers a wide range of essential setup steps including server provisioning, stack configuration, and SSL integration.
While the curriculum is task-oriented, it lacks explicit downloadable resources or text files to support the command-line workflow.
Instructional signals are mixed; some find the explanations detailed while others note difficulty following commands without better visibility or documentation.
The reliance on Ubuntu 18.04 and the age of the content suggests a potential mismatch with current long-term support versions.
The content aligns well with the goal of deploying a LEMP stack for beginners, though it may feel dated to more experienced administrators.