WordPress Multisite uses one database for all sites. So that seems to be the best way to go based on what you’ve described. Note that splitting the sites into separate individual WordPress sites may not be easy so be sure what you’re doing is appropriate for the long term.
@menfuius: What does this mean?
all on diferent servers
While some VERY large multisites might be split over several servers, I’m wondering if these three sites require that. Or is that a specific use-case requirement?
In troubleshooting your redirect issue, the first step would be to make sure that you followed all the network installation instructions, which can be a little complex. Check here to make sure you did, especially the parts about editing the htaccess file.
Thank you for your replies,
I give you an example in order to understand better what I am doing, I developed this two clients: client-01 IP Address: 46.101.250.32 and client-02 IP Address: 46.101.131.214, both connected to the same db with the same user. As you can se the second one redirect me in to the first one and I don’t understand why.
I am using nginx web server and I can’t edit di .htaccess file, I Installed on both wp singol instalation an not multi site.
Anyway, I’m tring to split wordpress over several servers and build an architecture like this, but whit out gluster:
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/automating-the-deployment-of-a-scalable-wordpress-site
Do you have any suggestiont?
Thankyou so much
