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WordPress to Google Cloud: step-by-step
The document provides a step-by-step guide for setting up a website using Google Cloud services, including signing up for Google Compute Engine and Cloud Storage, launching a WordPress instance, and creating a unique storage bucket. It also includes instructions on how to stop and delete instances and disks to avoid charges when the site is no longer needed. Users are advised to change the default admin password and are informed about potential billing from Google for their services.
WordPress to Google Cloud: step-by-step
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- 2. Sign upfor Google Compute Engine Sign up for Google Cloud Storage Configure storage Launch ready-to-run WordPress Create your own Website in Google Cloud Appendix: how to stop instance
- 3. Go toCompute Engine’s page Follow instructions
- 4. Go toCloud Storage’s page Follow instructions
- 6. Go toWordPress launch page Specify Project ID and instance name ◦ Get Project ID from Google Cloud Console ◦ Pick a unique instance name you like
- 7. Click onthe Storage label
- 8. Create anew bucket (… or pick an existing one)
- 9. The bucketname should be unique
- 11. Click onthe Access Key label Note: OblakSoft does not store Access Keys
- 12. Select InteroperableAccess
- 13. Click ‘Show’to get Secret Access Key
- 17. Click oninstance address to go to instance
- 18. admin passwordis !!123abc
- 19. Create yourown WorPress site … that stores all its data in cloud storage … … ( thanks to OblakSoft ClouSE ) Transform Yapixx into anything you need!
- 20. Password: !!123abc Change the password at the earliest convenience
- 22. Go toCloud Console, navigate to Snapshots Pick a unique name, select boot disk
- 23. Your websiteis running in Google Cloud Google may bill you for their services If you don’t need the website any more … you’d want to stop it to avoid charges You can stop instance from Cloud Console Follow instructions on the next 2 slides
- 24. Navigate toInstances, click on Instance Scroll down, click Delete this Instance
- 25. Navigate toDisks, click on Disk Scroll down, click Delete this Disk
- 26. www.oblaksoft.com/wordpress-to-google- cloud/ artem@oblaksoft.com www.oblaksoft.com OblakSoft YOUR WAY TO THE CLOUD
Editor's Notes
- #4 Go to https://cloud.google.com/products/compute-engineClick Try it nowFollow the signup instructions
- #5 Go to https://cloud.google.com/products/cloud-storageClick Try it nowFollow the signup instructions
- #6 To authenticate with Google Cloud Storage, ClouSE needs Interoperable Access.
- #7 YAPIXX stands for Yet AnotherPICture Sharing SiteYapixx is a ready-to-run WordPress on Cloud Storage, configured as a picture sharing site
- #9 If you have an existing bucket, you can use it to store Yapixx data.If you don’t have any buckets, you can create one.
- #10 Type in a unique name and hit enter.
- #11 Use the bucket name you’ve just created in the storage information.The storage information can contain an arbitrary folder name that allows creating multiple databases in one bucket.
- #12 Note that any information that you enter is only used to launch the instance
- #13 To authenticate with Google Cloud Storage, ClouSE needs Interoperable Access.
- #15 Copy and paste the access keys.
- #19 Yapixx is fully configured now.Please change the admin password as soon as possibleEnjoy!
- #22 Go to the WordPress dashboardSelect Add new plugin and follow the instructionsSelect Install Themes and follow the instructionsGet more at http://wordpress.org/
- #23 After you’ve customized and configured your site, create a snapshotThe snapshot will contain your customizations and can be used as an image to launch your website