How To Create a User and Login Into LightSail Wordpress

Quick start guide: WordPress on Amazon Lightsail

Here are a few steps you should take to get started after your WordPress instance is up and running on Amazon Lightsail:

Step 1: Get the default application password for your WordPress website

You need the default application password to sign in to your WordPress website’s administration dashboard.

  1. Get you SSH password from the server information email and connect to the server via SSH.

  2. After you're connected, enter the following command to get the default application password:

    cat bitnami_application_password

    Note

    If you're in a directory other than the user home directory, then enter cat $HOME/bitnami_application_password.

    You should see a response similar to this, which contains the default application password:

    Bitnami default application password.

Step 2: Sign in to your WordPress website

Now that you have the default user password, navigate to your WordPress website’s home page, and sign in to the administration dashboard. After you’re signed in, you can change the default password to something that is easier to remember.

  1. On your instance management page, under the Connect tab, make note of the public IP.

  2. Browse to the public IP address, for example by going to http://192.0.2.3.

  3. Choose Manage in the bottom right corner of your WordPress website home page.

    Note

    If the Manage banner is not shown, you can reach the application information page by browsing to http://<public-ip-address>/bitnami/index.html, or the sign in page by browsing to http://<public-ip-address>/wp-admin/. Replace <public-ip-address> with the public IP address of your instance.

  4. Sign in using the default user name (user) and the default password retrieved earlier in this guide.

    The WordPress administration dashboard appears.

    The WordPress administration dashboard.

Get from here default Bitnami application and database user name

These are the default application and database user names for Lightsail instances created using the Bitnami blueprints:

Note

Not all Bitnami blueprints include an application or a database. The user name is listed as not applicable (N/A) when these are not included in the blueprint.

  • WordPress, including WordPress Multisite

    • Application user name: user

    • Database user name: root

  • PrestaShop

    • Application user name: user@example.com

    • Database user name: root

  • Django

    • Application user name: N/A

    • Database user name: root

  • Ghost

    • Application user name: user@example.com

    • Database user name: root

  • LAMP stack (PHP 5 and PHP 7)

    • Application user name: N/A

    • Database user name: root

  • Node.js

    • Application user name: N/A

    • Database user name: N/A

  • Joomla

    • Application user name: user

    • Database user name: root

  • Magento

    • Application user name: user

    • Database user name: root

  • MEAN

    • Application user name: N/A

    • Database user name: root

  • Drupal

    • Application user name: user

    • Database user name: root

  • GitLab CE

    • Application user name: user

    • Database user name: postgres

  • Redmine

    • Application user name: user

    • Database user name: root

  • Nginx

    • Application user name: N/A

    • Database user name: root

 

Step 3: Map your domain name to your WordPress website

create an A Record directed to your IP 
for example: 87.51.22.5 A domain.com 

 

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