google cloud platform tutorial

Are you planning to host your site on the Google Cloud platform? Well, You’ve made a wise choice! Google Cloud can be the best option for your business website or personal blog. With proper optimization, you can even host your mid-large…
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Hosting a Static website on Google Cloud Storage is very easy. If you are planning to launch a simple static website with just only HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Images, then you don’t need a web server for that. You can upload your website…
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Sometimes you might be facing difficulties when trying to upload a file/plugin/theme to your WordPress site on Google Cloud. This problem usually happens due to default "upload_max_filesize" limits, which are imposed in your server’s…
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After your WordPress installation on GCP, when you visit your Bitnami managed WordPress site, you notice there is a Bitnami logo appear on the right bottom corner of your site. A closing sign also appears next to this logo, and if you…
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After your WordPress installation and domain pointing on Google Cloud Server, a few steps you need to follow to configure your domain name so that it works properly with your WordPress website. I request you to take some extra time to set…
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One of the essential steps you need to do after deploying WordPress on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) is setting up a domain name. In my past tutorial, you learned How to Install and Setup WordPress on Google Cloud. After successful…
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Whenever we create a new VM (virtual machine) Instance on Google Cloud Platform, an external IP address gets assigned on our VM Instance automatically and that IP address sets as an Ephemeral IP address by default. This IP address we need…
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As a website owner, you may be tired of depending on your current hosting provider. Some issue like frequent downtime, longer page loading times, and higher costs are common on a single server hosting provider. However, Google cloud…
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