Unbelievably crystal clear explanation and walkthrough as usual with all your videos. This is literally what I was looking for 3 days ago. You're a huge life saver! Keep it up!!
There is nothing new with Dex. Still same UI. Same performance and experience. Feels like Samsung left DeX project on a shelf and only does small updates once in a while. There is no decent jumps in DeX development that I need to cover.
Hi MRP, great video as always. What about hosting multiple WP instances? Can I just create new stacks for the WP but use the already existing DB and phpMyAdmin?
Yes you can. The way i would do this: 1. setup initial wordpress + mysql + phpMyAdmin and put them in selected network. 2. using phpmyadmin i would create new database and user for that db. 3. when setting up another wordpress container but instead of creating new mysql container i would like to already created container (this will work if 2nd wordpress is in same docker network as 1st wordpress). 2nd wordpress would connect to main mysql using new user created using phpmyadmin and put wordpress#2 data in newly created database.
Unbelievably crystal clear explanation and walkthrough as usual with all your videos. This is literally what I was looking for 3 days ago. You're a huge life saver! Keep it up!!
a very good video, thank you
Very cool!
I was wondering whether you would continue updating Samsung Dex setups since the last one you did was 1-2 years ago.
There is nothing new with Dex. Still same UI. Same performance and experience. Feels like Samsung left DeX project on a shelf and only does small updates once in a while. There is no decent jumps in DeX development that I need to cover.
How secure is it, though?
P.s. love the direction you're taking with the channel, really informative and helpful
Cloudflare Tunnel solve the problem.
Expose website using CF setup and same time */wp-admin URL block from outside access and put behind 2FA.
THank you.
Hi MRP, great video as always. What about hosting multiple WP instances? Can I just create new stacks for the WP but use the already existing DB and phpMyAdmin?
Yes you can.
The way i would do this:
1. setup initial wordpress + mysql + phpMyAdmin and put them in selected network.
2. using phpmyadmin i would create new database and user for that db.
3. when setting up another wordpress container but instead of creating new mysql container i would like to already created container (this will work if 2nd wordpress is in same docker network as 1st wordpress). 2nd wordpress would connect to main mysql using new user created using phpmyadmin and put wordpress#2 data in newly created database.
@@MRPtech thanks for the info MRP. This helps a lot. Love the content! Keep it up!