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The University Blog Service is available for use by faculty, staff, and students. The service uses the WordPress platform. Blogs can be created by, and are available for individuals, groups, projects, or departments.
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- Log in with your UT EID login information
- ITS maintains security, backups, software updates, etc. at no charge
- Limited to no effort needed in design or coding
- Customize the look of your blog with one of over 6 available themes, including a couple of UT-branded responsive themes optimized for viewing on any screen size
- Multiple users with active UT affiliation can have access to update pages
- Track statistics, including how many people have visited your blog
- A Web address in the example: http://sites.utexas.edu domainCan also establish an @ece/<sitename>
- Note: The use of custom @ece.utexas.edu or @mer.utexas.edu domain/URLURLs is no longer available to use with this service.
Note: WordPress creates the content for you through a GUI front-end. You can't use JavaScript or CSS, and you're limited in HTML
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University Blog Service is available at no cost to faculty, staff, and students.
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Example sites
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UT Web
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UT Web is a Unix-based shared Web hosting environment for The University of Texas at Austin that has replaced the current Web Central service.
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The UT Web LAMP solutions stack is suitable for static HTML pages as well as dynamic websites and applications. LAMP is an acronym for the open-source software packages that include: Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP. Read about the UT Web technical specifications.
Features
- Improved performance, security, and reliability.
- A virtualized technology stack that is cloud-ready.
- Enhanced self-service capabilities to improve the Web publisher experience.
- The Information Security Office has certified that UT Web meets the minimum security standards for Category-I data.
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