For deploying a Website in the Cloud, I used Linode Cloud Computing Services. Linode provides an easy way to design, build, and deploy your own cloud strategy using the following products:
COMPUTE – Build, release, and scale faster with virtual machines and tools for every workload.
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Figure 1: Linode Compute Services. |
STORAGE – Dependable, easily-accessible storage and management.
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Figure 2: Linode Storage Services. |
DATABASES – Simple, Reliable, and Scalable Managed Databases.
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Figure 3: Linode DB Services. |
NETWORKING – Secure your network, balance traffic, and control your infrastructure.
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Figure 4: Linode Networking Services. |
The video below shows how easy it is to deploy a Linode instance with WordPress.
Video 1: Deploying a Linode instance.
Once the instance is up and running, you could easily use the given public IP address and add a DNS record within your DNS solution to point the website to the Linode instance (origin).
Video 2: Updating DNS records.
After the TTL has expired, the A record for www.jonathangoc.com will be pointing to the origin 176.58.127.193.
Video 3: Testing the Set-up.
The process above shows how easy it is to deploy a WordPress Website on Linode and you can do it in less than 10min.