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Setup a WordPress server in 3 steps<\/h1><\/span>
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WordPress is a go to standard for do it yourself website creation; however, setting up the server itself can be a bit daunting.\u00a0 In the following sections we are going to build our WordPress server using the drag and drop functionality of the IONOS DCD environment and use a cloud-init configuration that we will copy and paste into our server instance that automatically installs WordPress using open source IONOS cloud-init functionality and a bash script.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>