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We define https in wp-config.php and also increase WordPress Memory. WordPress installs with a standard 40M limit which, can be problematic if wishing to upload large files. Any questions or comments I shall answer as soon as possible. As always, stay safe Regards from Ramsgate, United Kingdom

In this video we check how much memory our WordPress has and also increase maximum upload file size from 40M to 128M. The task is complete in 1:50. We then run a check to ensure that it is 128M. Any questions or comments please feel free to leave them. We will get back to you as soon as possible. If you have found our video useful. Like, subscribe, and share the word of the free. Let us know in the comments where you are watching from. As always, stay safe Regards from Ramsgate

In this video we cover setting up a DNS Zone in Google Cloud Platform so that your IP Address can be assigned to your domain name. We create an A Record and a CNAME Record. We cover changing the nameservers at Namecheap to complete the process. Any questions or comments I will answer as soon as possible Regards from Ramsgate, United Kingdom Lesson 2: https://youtu.be/LsVRjKJtcns

we cover setting up SFTP with FileZilla. We create usae PuttyGen to create a public key to add into Google Cloud Platform and upload a key to FileZilla. We also cover Domain verfification with Google Search Console. I display how to use Yoast to create sitemap and where to put it in Google Search Console. These are very easy to follow steps. Any comments or questions I shall answer as soon as possible. As always, stay safe Regards from Ramsgate, United kingdom

In this video we cover setting up our FREE SSL from Let's Encrypt by the Electronic Frontier Foundation that auto-renews every 30 days. This is the easiest way to get your site protected for FREE. When I first bought a SSL I was sucked in with a £3.99 for the first year. The following year the renewal was £47.99. Any comments or questions I shall answer as soon as possible. Stay safe Regards from Ramsgate, United Kingdom

Length: 4:29 (WordPress deployed in 3:42 secs in this video) Difficulty: Easy In this video we see exactly how easy it is to get your FREE FOR LIFE WordPress Website on Google Cloud Platform. No previous Google Cloud Platform experience required. We step through simply, with all current Google UI. We go through creating your first project to seeing Hello World 2021 WordPress on the web. At the moment it is residing at an IP Address. In video #2 DNS Zone on Google Cloud Platform we cover setting up your DNS Zone. We also Change Nameservers on Google Cloud Platform. We first run some morning after tests to demonstrate certain things now working since propagation over 17 hours or so ago. We then cover this lessons main focus, changing your Nameservers. Mine are at Namecheap (wherever yours are the process should be pretty much similar). We then run some tests immediately after set up to demonstrate that your IP Address and Domain Name are synced. We have to utilise K Proxy VPN after 10 minutes to access the site. That ends the lesson Any questions or comments please feel free to leave them. We will get back to you as soon as possible. If you have found our video useful, please like, subscribe, and share the word of the free. As always, stay safe my friends Regards from Ramsgate

This is the most important lesson you will learn in this playlist. In the event of a disaster you need to recover as quickly as possible. I had a fellow FB message me with his site crashed. When I directed him to the lesson on restoring he said 'I have no snapshot. Months of work gone'. THERE IS A LESSON IN THERE! With the following steps you can avoid downtime and upset clients. Step 1 Create regular backups. Don't leave edits unchanged. Also if you get new customers on a daily basis you wouldn't want to lose days worth of data because of a poor or lack of a backup policy. Step 2 - Restoring Compute Engine/VM Instances then stop your current VM Step 3 - Creating Instance from Snapshot Select your Snapshot and create an instance. Be aware of where you are storing it as higher costs occur in different regions and zones. You canm upgrade to a more powerful machine if that is your reason for being here. Step 4 VPC network/External IP addresses and select change next to your current VM that is stopped and assign the IP address to your new VM Step 5 Once your site is showing again, it is best practice to go and delete your old VM that is now stopped. Regards from Ramsgate