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Glad you sorted everything out :)
Me too. Next up is to transfer my html site. It's static but with more than 200 pages. Any tips? I think I'd need to do it in Google cloud Storage and not on Compute Engine. Do u think I should create a new project or just use the same one?
 
For me, it was a very big pain to get it working. I have a little store on Wordpress that wanted to transfer there. After finally setting it up yesterday, today I got a problem where I could not duplicate the content using the WP All-in-One plugin which is very popular (now getting a 505). I will still use it for smaller sites I guess. Just a heads-up: Some prior experience in working with this will do you good - I had none so I got into problems :)
 
For me, it was a very big pain to get it working. I have a little store on Wordpress that wanted to transfer there. After finally setting it up yesterday, today I got a problem where I could not duplicate the content using the WP All-in-One plugin which is very popular (now getting a 505). I will still use it for smaller sites I guess. Just a heads-up: Some prior experience in working with this will do you good - I had none so I got into problems :)
Agree tis very different
 
I have transferred my html website to google cloud.

So my site was example.com but whenI moved to GCS I changed it to www.example.com (just following instructions). Problem is now all pages that dont start with www, like example.com/blogpost.html redirect to www.example.com . I read around and I think htaccess file can solve this. But google cloud doesnt support htacess. Any ideas?
 
I have transferred my html website to google cloud.

So my site was example.com but whenI moved to GCS I changed it to www.example.com (just following instructions). Problem is now all pages that dont start with www, like example.com/blogpost.html redirect to www.example.com . I read around and I think htaccess file can solve this. But google cloud doesnt support htacess. Any ideas?
Try this: LINK
You will be able to change htaccess this way I think
 
Everythign solved-
I chose Click to Deploy instead of Bitnami
Then I skipped the "Create a Static Ip address" part.
Then I used the duplicator plugin to download my old site. Then installed the "file Manager" to upload it to the new wordpress on Google cloud.

Great learning curve. Never knew GCP would be soo different.

Satisfied.
And your are charged at 47$/month for that, if you use bitnami your 300$ credit will allow to have for at least 10 months hosting.
 
And your are charged at 47$/month for that, if you use bitnami your 300$ credit will allow to have for at least 10 months hosting.
I was worried about that too, but it looks like its just an over-estimate cause its been like 20 days and the total billing it at 15$. I think it'll suffice till the end of the year or at least close to a year. But yeah its quite expensive though cause the site doesnt have much traffic. I created another account and that site has over 600 pageviews a day and the charges so far has been 5$. Its an html site hosted on gcs
 
there are two wp option one is 49$ per month. and other is 4$ per month .which one should I choose?
 
sorry for bothering you too much but I followed your instruction and I don't see the blue "log into the admin panel"
this is the screen shot :https://imgur.com/VtoU1RK
please help me.
Write down your username and pass, go to VM instances in Google cloud platform and see your instance's ip. Then just add /wp-admin at the end. For example: 192.168.1.1/wp-admin
 
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