>awless config set aws.profile john We will use AWS to set up a highly available, managed WordPress deployment, combining VMs, managed, and serverless services. Our main goal is pictured below.

We started this tutorial by setting up the local git environment and configuring the AWS Elastic Beanstalk environment in part 1 and then created the MySQL Database in Amazon RDS in part 2.

All of this service does come at a price, of course. While AWS charges on a per-use basis, Media Temple is abstracting all of this away from its users and rolling everything into two plans.

In this part of the tutorial, we configured git on our local machine and configured AWS Elastic Beanstalk PHP environment to deploy WordPress. In the next part, we will configure the MySQL ...