Does anyone build a pbn with aws ec2?

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I am trying to build a pbn with aws ec2. If you are new to this, I wonder how many vcpu and gib you use.

Also, I wonder how much the maintenance cost per pbn is. I am going to build a pbn by purchasing a credit account.
 
It depends on what technology you will be using for the website. If you want to use WP, I think 1 GB RAM and 1 vCPU are enough to run a WP site smoothly. About the price, I think it will come to around $8 or so for such an instance.

I think AWS has a vCPU limit on the credit accounts, so you cannot create unlimited ec2 instances. Keep that in mind before purchasing an account. You will have to manually email them to request an increase in the vCPU limit.
 
I am trying to build a pbn with aws ec2
Not a good idea to put all your pbn websites there.
I prefer using different shared hosts and cloud hosts like Vultr, DO, Linode etc.
Goal is to spread the network across different providers for less footprints.
how much the maintenance cost per pbn is
For me average cost of maintenance is around $40-$50 per year per pbn website.
Cost includes domain renewal + Hosting + Content.

The tough task is managing the network as the number of websites increases in the network.
 
The cheapest instance on amazon cost $5 per month 1cpu 0.5GB memory, for example on vultr the same parameters cost $2.5.
And to be honest amazon it's not the best one.
 
It depends on what technology you will be using for the website. If you want to use WP, I think 1 GB RAM and 1 vCPU are enough to run a WP site smoothly. About the price, I think it will come to around $8 or so for such an instance.

I think AWS has a vCPU limit on the credit accounts, so you cannot create unlimited ec2 instances. Keep that in mind before purchasing an account. You will have to manually email them to request an increase in the vCPU limit.
can you guide me how to install wordpress into an server mate .
 
If you want to install it on an EC2 instance, you can use the following image. It's pretty easy to get everything up and running.
https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/prodview-w7ee7rs5uhlem
Ah, thats easy mate , got it .
 
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