Eric Sopp
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WP-Statless does not support Digital Ocean at this time.
Troubleshooting Questions to Ask Yourself
- Did you update the file URLs of your attachment objects in the media library?
- How is media being inserted on the frontend?
- Referencing the attachment ID for dynamic file URLs?
- Or inserting the file URLs statically?
- Perhaps a combination of both approaches? This is most common.
- Did you ensure all references to files on Google Cloud Storage has been updated to reference their new storage location?
- Did you do any testing on a non-production environment to ensure a smooth transition?
- How did you migrate files from Google Cloud Storage to Digital Ocean?
- What are the file URLs of the images on the frontend? Are they GCS URLs, local storage URLs, or Digital Ocean URLs?
- Why did you delete your GCS bucket?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Stateless - Google Cloud Storage] Loogin with Google button disabledThank you for reporting. We’re actively looking into this now. Please standby.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Stateless - Google Cloud Storage] Site broken after changing GCS bucketYou can clear the bucket and service account json fields to enable access to the setup wizard.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Stateless - Google Cloud Storage] Site broken after changing GCS bucketSounds like there is a conflict with another plugin or your theme.
Try disabling each plugin one at a time to see if that helps. If you can identify the conflicting plugin/theme, please let us know so we can test on our end.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Stateless - Google Cloud Storage] Site broken after changing GCS bucketThe message you shared says “Invalid Credentials”
Your credentials are the service account, so something is broken there.
Try following these steps:
- From within your Google Cloud project, IAM & Admin > Service accounts.
- Click Create Service Account and name it stateless.
- In the Role dropdown, select Storage Admin.
- Click Done.
- At the list of service accounts, click the three dots on the row of the service account you created and click Manage Keys,.
- Click Add Key and Create New Key
- Set Key type to JSON and click Create
- Open the JSON file that was downloaded to your computer.
- Copy the contents of that file to the Service Account JSON field in Stateless Settings within WordPress.
You should also double check the Bucket field and make sure your bucket name is correct.
This should resolve the problem.
- This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by Eric Sopp.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Stateless - Google Cloud Storage] CSS IssueLooks like the permissions are set incorrectly on the Google Cloud Storage bucket. Try looking there to troubleshoot further.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [WP-Stateless - Google Cloud Storage] Plugin Broke WebsiteCan you record a screencast of the issue and send it to eric@udx.io? I’m curious about your issue with permalinks and the “mess” that needs fixing.
We have this running across 1,000+ WordPress installs with various sets of plugins and have not seen this.
Good on you for working in a staging environment first. This is a big reason why we created this plug-in, and to assist running WordPress in a stateless environment.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Stateless - Google Cloud Storage] GCP – Managed Instance GroupYes! This is the exact scenario this plugin was made for.
You can run a sync process to get your older items into GCS.
If the plugin registers the attachment in the media library, then WP-Stateless should be able to handle it. If it stores it outside of that method, then it most likely needs a custom extension that handles that scenario.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Stateless - Google Cloud Storage] Import Site with wp-statelessThere shouldn’t be any issue.
This is a benefit of using the plugin. You don’t have to move the media library, as it is stored externally on GCS and can be referenced from anywhere.
You can disable it with the WP_STATELESS_MEDIA_CACHE_BUSTING constant.
Documentation at https://github.com/udx/wp-stateless/wiki/Constants#wp_stateless_media_cache_busting
Change the mode to Backup or CDN and run the sync process again.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Stateless - Google Cloud Storage] Disk Space on localMedia is removed from local as it is sync’d successfully into Google Cloud Storage.
We’ll take a look! Issue created on GitHub at https://github.com/udx/wp-stateless/issues/638