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How to create a website using Vultr Object Storage and Vultr Marketplace

Walt Ribeiro
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Walt will show you 2 ways to quickly create a website on Vultr - from scratch using an HTML and CSS files with Object Storage, and with Vultr's 1-click Marketplace.

This workshop has been presented at DevOps.js Conf 2022, check out the latest edition of this JavaScript Conference.

FAQ

The Vulture Kubernetes Engine allows you to deploy and manage Kubernetes clusters without dealing with the complexities of Kubernetes itself. Vulture handles the backend so you can focus on building your applications.

Yes, Vulture allows you to upload your own custom operating systems by using the 'Upload ISO' feature.

The Vulture referral program allows you to earn money by referring friends to Vulture. When they sign up and use the service, you receive a referral bonus.

Vulture offers three main product tiers: Optimized Cloud Compute, Cloud Compute, and Bare Metal Servers. Each tier is designed to meet different performance and security requirements.

Vulture offers a variety of additional features including automatic backups, DDoS protection, IPv6 and IPv4 support, and a powerful API for automation.

Yes, apps on the Vulture marketplace can be monetized. Developers can offer freemium models or paid tiers to generate revenue from their apps.

The Vulture marketplace is a platform where you can find and deploy a variety of pre-configured apps and services with just one click. It includes solutions for CMS, databases, blogs, web servers, and more.

You can start a WordPress site on Vulture by using the one-click installation feature available in the Vulture marketplace.

Vulture has 23 global locations, including cities like Toronto, New Jersey, London, Singapore, Melbourne, and Sydney, among others.

You can get $150 free credit on Vulture by using the code GETNATION150 when you sign up.

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Walt Ribeiro
Walt Ribeiro
26 min
29 Mar, 2022

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