Migrating a WordPress site from SiteGround to a self-hosted VM involved FTP and SSH transfers, MySQL dump and import, DNS updates, and Let’s Encrypt setup. This post details how I automated each step – verifying file integrity, syncing databases, cleaning SiteGround plugins, and securing the new server for full WordPress functionality on my own infrastructure.
Migrating a WordPress site from SiteGround to a self-hosted VM involved FTP and SSH transfers, MySQL dump and import, DNS updates, and Let’s Encrypt setup. This post details how I automated each step – verifying file integrity, syncing databases, cleaning SiteGround plugins, and securing the new server for full WordPress functionality on my own infrastructure.
I often ask my peers, especially those from my generation, what makes them truly happy at work. What drives people to go beyond just fulfilling their duties? From my research and discussions, three key factors stand out: a growing market, a strong leader and team, and the “space” to operate freely. In today’s landscape, AI also plays a vital role in helping both junior and senior professionals excel. In this article, I’ll explore these factors and reflect on how they’ve shaped my own career, along with the impact of AI on the future of work.
Yesterday and today, I had the pleasure of attending the AI Summit in Budapest, thanks to Crayon Hungary and my colleague Szabolcs Baranyi. It was a fantastic use of time, filled with insightful presentations and great networking opportunities. In this article, I highlight my top presentations, explain why they stood out to me, and share the key takeaways that I will remember.
I’m eager to expand my multi-cloud expertise by exploring Huawei Cloud. A few years ago, I tested Alibaba Cloud but noticed their limited presence in my region. That’s not the case with Huawei, as they have established offices across several EU locations and are actively offering cloud services.
This topic is close to my heart because, as a former Oracle PL/SQL developer, I’ve often voiced concerns about replacing the Oracle database engine in the cloud with alternatives. I’m eager to see what’s changed since I tested this joint solution by Oracle and Microsoft 2 years ago.
This article compares Azure Migrate and AWS Migration Evaluator, focusing on their assessment capabilities. By feeding identical on-premises workloads into both tools, I analyze the recommended cloud resources, instance types, and pricing to help you make informed cloud migration decisions.
In recent months, I’ve worked with customers to quickly generate Azure and AWS pricing estimates, a critical step for securing vendor funding in lift-and-shift migration projects. However, moving assessment data between migration and pricing tools can be challenging.
I am running an advanced multi-cloud hands-on lab environment and sharing my experiences on cutting-edge technology to save time for everyone interested.
My primary instest is migration and modernization of VMs, containers and database workloads.
I am lucky to have great friends at both Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Amazon Web Services, Oracle Cloud and VMware. We agreed to record quick 2-3 minute videos seeking together the future of IT workloads.
