Project: demo_wordpress
Built by: AmyCN1
Framework: WordPress CMS
Date: 11/18/2025
Deployment Platforms:
Website, Mobile App, IoT, VoiceAssistants, Kiosks, eCommerce Platforms
A scalable, modern Headless WordPress CMS solution built on the LAMP stack and hosted on AWS Lightsail (with easy upgrade path to EC2/RDS)
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Backend - LAMP Stack
- thisBuild: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, Apache 2, PHP 8.3, MariaDB 15.1 (LAMP stack)
- Alternative: DebianOS, Nginx, PHP, MariaDB (LEMP stack)
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Frontend - Headless WordPress
- thisBuild: Headless WordPress + React/Vue/Next.js (multi platforms depolyment PWAs)
- Alternative: Traditional WordPress themes or Gutenberg/Full-Site Editing (Block Themes)
Current Frontend Content: Placeholder / Not included (available as custom development upon request)
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Serverend - Infrastructure & DevSecOps
- Server: AWS Lightsail (easily upgradable to EC2)
- DNS Management: AWS Route53
- Load Balancing: Not currently implemented (available on request – supports multi-region & high-availability setups)
- Containerization: Docker (available on request)
- Orchestration: Amazon EKS (Kubernetes) (available on request)
- Storage: Amazon S3 buckets (for media, backups, and static assets)
- Security: Additonal security can be assigned as required
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Team Collaboration & Environments
Fully separated Development and Production environments
Git-based workflow support (can be integrated)
CI/CD pipeline setup available on request -
User Authentication & Access Control
Role-based access control (RBAC) using native WordPress user roles, custom user capabilities and permissions upon request
Enterprise-ready authentication options:
SSO (Single Sign-On) via SAML / OAuth 2.0
Integration with AWS IAM, Azure AD, or on-premise Active Directory
Granular user group policies for Internal Staff vs External Customers
AmyCN1's Notes: This architecture is fully scalable, secure, and ready for enterprise or high-traffic use cases.
Next build good practices with GitHub Action and Travis CI for code validation