The document discusses various ways to deploy WordPress sites, including provisioning options like Digital Ocean docs, WordPress TV, and Roots/Trellis with Ansible. It also covers deployment categories like version control, hosted options like WP Engine and Pantheon, WordPress plugins for deployment like Revisr and Versionpress, services like AWS CodeDeploy and DeployBot, and command line tools like Git, Capistrano, Ansible, and Docker. Specific examples are provided for deploying with WP Engine, Revisr, VersionPress, DeployBot, Capistrano, and Ansible. Database deployment options mentioned include WP Migrate DB Pro, WP CLI, and VersionPress.

1. Deployment? Let Me
Count The Ways
WordPress DC - Oct 20, 2015
Swain Strickland

2. My Story
• Freelance to “Enterprise”
• Moving to AWS, only WordPress Developer
• Provision & Deploy

3. Provisioning
• Digital Ocean docs
• WordPress TV
• Servers For Hackers (LEMP)
• Roots/Trellis & Ansible

4. Deployment
• Assuming Version Control
• Categories
• Hosted Options
• WordPress Plugin Options
• Services
• Command Line

5. Hosted Options
• WP Engine
• Pantheon
• Siteground
• WordPress VIP (subversion)
• AWS Beanstalk

6. WP Engine Example

7. WP Engine Example

8. WordPress Plugins
• Revisr
• Versionpress
• WP Pusher

9. Revisr Example

10. Revisr Example

11. VersionPress Example

12. VersionPress Example

13. VersionPress Example

14. VersionPress Example

15. Services
• AWS CodeDeploy
• DeployBot
• Envoyer
• Codeship
• Travis

16. DeployBot Example

17. DeployBot Example

18. Command Line Tools
• Git
• Capistrano (Fabric, Rocketeer, Laravel's Envoy,
etc)
• Ansible
• Docker

19. Capistrano Example

20. Capistrano Example

21. Ansible Example

22. Ansible Example

23. Ansible Example

24. Database
• WP Migrate DB Pro
• WP CLI
• VersionPress
• WP All Import Pro