The best practice for multisites

  • Currently I have 3 website in 3 languages with 3 different stand-alone country domains. The three woocommerce sites have quite similar contents.

    The difference are: some pages have different contents and languages. and some products only appear in one website. There websites have different languages.

    What is the best practice to run my website? I assume 3 different sites and IP address are good to search engine and loading speed. But to run 3 sites will cost me too much time.

    Please kindly let me the know your best solution for the my requirements. Thank you very much

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  • 3 different sites are good to search engines and speed, as you might guess. It is also resistant to server accidents.

    But you can run multiple sites with different domains by one WordPress. The easiest way is to use a plugin. A language can be set for each domain.

    Multiple Domain
    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/multiple-domain/

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Aoba Momouchi.

    Forgot superAdmin login username and password, how to retrieve it.

    I’m wondering what’s the best setup for hosting multiple websites (some are wordpress/shopify/etc).

    Quick backstory: I’m very new to hosting and my employer asked me to look for options to improve our hosting/server system. Currently we have one EC2 instance running with Cpanel installed. Using Cpanel to do most of the administration stuff.

    I launched a system recently for this and as time is going on, it turns out it’s not a very good setup.

    The setup is having traffic go through ELB, round robin between two EC2 instances, the instances are mounted with an EFS (where the website(s) files are held) and RDS.

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