Often customers want to know how much disk space their using with their Compute Engine VM Instance. When we first configured your VM Instance we start each customer with 20 gigs of SSD drive space as your persistent disk. Depending on the size of your website you may need to increase the size of your […]
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No. Unlike other WordPress Cloud Hosting Providers such as wpEngine who use Amazon’s Network and who often configure shared web servers, Google doesn’t limit you from using any WordPress Plugins you wish to install. Here is a long list of some of the most popular plugins you can’t use when using wpEngine.com: wpEngine.com Disallowed WordPress
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Yes. Unlike other WordPress Cloud Hosting Providers who prevent you from using WordFence, Google doesn’t. The reason many if not all Cloud Hosting Providers prohibit some WordPress plugin, is because you’re actually being hosted on a shared Cloud environment. All of their customers are sharing the same resources of a particular web server. Plugins like
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Google only allows you to use SFTP which is much more secure then FTP. SFTP takes advantage of both Public and Private Keys to access your Google hosted web server instead of a password. Both Public and Private Keys are generated and provided to you after setting up your web server and migrating your WordPress
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That’s a great question and one that all website owners should ask. Nothing is more important to Google than your security. It’s the reason that both Gmail and G Suite are now the most popular services on Earth, with over a billion people using Google email each day. In order to access your Google Cloud
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