This article discusses the author's experience with deploying and restoring a website using the LNMP (Linux, Nginx, MySQL, PHP) stack on a cloud server. The author initially faced difficulties when deploying the website, resulting in Apache failing to start. They decided to delete the server and start fresh, but accidentally deleted the server hosting their blog. However, they were able to rebuild the website because they had a database backup. They recommend using the LNMP script for deployment and suggest increasing the server's performance before starting the process. The author encountered some failures during deployment due to using a higher version of PHP, but eventually succeeded. They also faced issues with connecting to MySQL due to a buffer overflow, but solved it by increasing swap or reducing the buffer size. The author also discusses the process of creating a virtual host, backing up and restoring the website, and enabling HTTPS using a certificate from Cloudflare. Despite the challenges faced during the process, the author expresses gratitude for the help they received and emphasizes the importance of caution when handling data.