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It also provides the basic structure necessary to load balance and expand your infrastructure even more at a later time. Having one’s data stored on a separate server is a good way to expand gracefully after hitting the performance ceiling of a one-machine configuration. Step 1 - Configuring MySQL to Listen for Remote Connections
Our guide How To Secure Nginx with Let’s Encrypt on Ubuntu 18.04 will show you how to obtain these certificates. You’ll need to purchase a domain name and have DNS records set up for your server, but the certificates themselves are free. Optionally (but strongly recommended), TLS/SSL certificates from Let’s Encrypt installed on your web server.
Follow How To Install MySQL on Ubuntu 18.04 to set this up.
MySQL installed on your database server. Our tutorial How To Install Linux, Nginx, MySQL, PHP (LEMP stack) in Ubuntu 18.04 will guide you through the process, but note that you should skip Step 2 of this tutorial, which focuses on installing MySQL, as you will install MySQL on your database server. Nginx and PHP installed on your web server. The other will connect to your database server remotely and act as your web server likewise, we will refer to it as the web server over the course of this guide. One of these servers will host your MySQL backend, and throughout this guide we will refer to it as the database server. Each should have a non-root user with sudo privileges and a UFW firewall enabled, as described in our Initial Server Setup with Ubuntu 18.04 tutorial. Prerequisitesīefore beginning this tutorial, you will need: We will use WordPress as an example in order to have something to work with, but the technique is widely applicable to any application backed by MySQL. In this guide, we’ll go over how to configure a remote MySQL database server that your web application can connect to. If you are hosting your web server and database backend on the same machine, it may be a good idea to separate these two functions so that each can operate on its own hardware and share the load of responding to your visitors’ requests. As your application or website grows, there may come a point where you’ve outgrown your current server setup.
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