Creating a WordPress site on Pressillion takes just a few steps, whether you’re deploying to an existing server or provisioning a new one via container hosting. This guide will walk you through both methods so you can get started quickly.


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🔄 Option 1: Add to an Existing Server

If you already have a server on Pressillion, you can deploy a new WordPress website directly to it.

Steps:

  1. Log into your Pressillion Dashboard.
  2. Click the Create tab in the top right-hand corner.
  3. Select Create Website.
  4. Choose Add to Existing Server.
  5. Select one of your active servers from the list (e.g., press-docker-test-owned).
  6. Add a name for your website using the input field or use the random name generator.
    • You can rename the site later if needed.
  7. Click Create Site.

Your WordPress site will now begin provisioning on the selected server. Once complete, you’ll see it listed in your site dashboard.


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☁️ Option 2: Use A Container

If you’re looking to host a single website without needing a full server, use our Container Hosting setup.

Steps:

  1. In the Create Website modal, select Containers.
  2. Choose your preferred Cloud Provider (e.g., DigitalOcean).
  3. Select your desired Server Size based on your site’s expected traffic.
  4. Choose a Data Center Location from the drop-down list (e.g., San Francisco).
  5. Add your website name, then click Create Site.

Pressillion will automatically deploy your server and provision WordPress on top of it. No manual configurations required.


❓ FAQ

Can I use my own domain during setup?
Yes, you can assign a custom domain after the website creation process.

Is SSL enabled by default?
Yes. All Pressillion-hosted sites include free Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates.

Can I migrate an existing WordPress site to Pressillion?
Absolutely. Use our free migration service or do it manually using popular tools like Duplicator or All-in-One WP Migration.

Do I need technical skills to use Pressillion?
No. Our dashboard is built for agencies and developers but easy enough for non-technical users.


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