WordPress is one of the quickest ways to create a website, as it is free and easily accessible to anyone. Considering extensibility via themes and modules, WordPress can be used by both professionals and amateurs, which makes it the world’s most popular website builder.
Herewith, to get the most from this great website builder, WordPress needs an equally incredible web host. Yeti Cloud PaaS has vast experience with hosting WordPress-based applications, including pre-packaged solutions, clusterized and standalone options, optimization, automatic scaling, and high availability.
Refer to our dedicated blog posts series to learn how to host WordPress with Yeti Cloud PaaS.
This tutorial shows all the necessary steps to install WordPress on a virtual environment created with Yeti Cloud Cloud both through the automatic deployment of the instance, and manually, through the creation of an environment.
In a few clicks, a WordPress instance can be automatically deployed through the Yeti Cloud web interface.
Click on “Marketplace” to see the list of applications that can be installed automatically.
Select the “WordPress Standalone” instance and click on “Install”
At this point, configure the name and address of your instance.
Then, start the automatic installation by clicking on “Install”.
The installation and the deployment of your new instance will take a few minutes.
You will be notified by a confirmation message that the procedure has been carried out correctly. To see the application click on “Open in Browser”.
Manual installation of WordPress with Yeti Cloud Cloud
Proceed with the manual creation of a new environment on Yeti Cloud to manually install WordPress and have more control over its configuration. .
To do so, after entering the Yeti Cloud Cloud management panel, press the “NEW ENVIRONMENT” button located at the top left:
The new environment configuration tab will open.
Configure the new environment by choosing:
Complete the following fields with the required information and press the “Install WordPress” button.
At this point, the installation of your instance of WordPress is completed.