What if you could upgrade WordPress by simply starting a container with a different version? You can! After that, if you upgrade from one container version to the next, your installed content doesn’t change.

The official WordPress Docker container is only useful when you want to run WordPress for the first time. We will deploy WordPress on the Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) on the Google Cloud Platform(GCP).Ģ:00 Creating a project in GCP for the tutorial.ģ:15 Enabling the GKE and Cloud SQL Admin APIs.ģ:45 Setting the Compute Zone to the Region we want our GKE cluster to run in.ĥ:14 Saving the PROJECT_ID in a variable for later use.ĥ:30 Downloading the github project with the kubernetes engine WordPress example.Ħ:00 Quick overview of the kubernetes-engine-samples project on github.Ħ:15 Overview of Persistent volume claims.ħ:38 Overview of the wordpress.yaml description file, which configures pods and containers.ġ1:04 Creating the Persistent Volume Claim for WordPress.ġ1:50 Using kubectl describe pvc to get detailed information about a PVC.ġ2:21 Creating a Cloud SQL for MySQL instance.ġ2:40 Deploying WordPress pod with cloud SQL proxy on GK.ġ4:05 Exposing WordPress as a service using Loadbalancer. Welcome to our channel for another tutorial! This time, I will show you how you can deploy WordPress on a Kubernetes cluster, the easy way. #wordpressongcp #wordpress #gcp #kubernetes #gke.

Video is copyrighted and it can not be re-distributed on any platform. In this session on “Install wordpress using Helm Chart,” we are going to see.ġ.Setup up Kubernetes cluster on GCP (Google Cloud Platform).Ģ.Add ‘/bitnami/wordpress’ wordpress repo.ģ.Setup User account along with Username and Password for WordPress.ĥ.Troubleshooting any deployment and service inside the Kubernetes cluster.ġ1:19 Setup WordPress username and password.ġ7:53 Verify WordPress Deployment and services.ĭisclaimer/Policy: All the content/instructions are solely mine. Guide for Installing WordPress Using Helm chart.

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