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Install WordPress with CyberPanel

Deploy a WordPress site from the CyberPanel dashboard, open it and keep it optimized.

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CyberPanel can deploy WordPress sites with the LiteSpeed Cache plugin for fast loading. These steps follow the CyberPanel Cloud workflow. Some of its features can need a paid plan.

Step 1: Log in to CyberPanel

Log in with your username and password. The dashboard shows the website tools.

The CyberPanel login

Step 2: Deploy a server

If CyberPanel is not installed yet, install it on your VPS first. Then click Connect CyberPanel in the dashboard and press Deploy.

The Deploy button
Note: This feature can be part of a paid CyberPanel plan. Check that you have access.

Step 3: Enter the server details

Enter the server name, the server IP address and the admin username and password. Choose the server and the extra features, then click Deploy.

Entering the server information

CyberPanel then sets up the server.

Setting up the server

Step 4: Check the deployed server

Click Home and open the dashboard. It lists your deployed servers.

The deployed server in the list

Step 5: Open CyberPanel

Click the three dots and Access CyberPanel. You reach the WordPress manager that lists all your WordPress installs.

Accessing CyberPanel

Step 6: Deploy WordPress

Click Deploy WordPress at the top right. Enter the domain, title, WordPress version, plugins, admin username and password. LiteSpeed Cache is used for speed.

Configuring the domain settings

Click Deploy.

Deploying WordPress

Step 7: Open the site

On the General tab click Open to visit the live site.

The General tab
The live website

Step 8: Git manager

For teams, the Git manager lets developers share and update code.

The Git manager

Step 9: List the deployments

The manager lists every WordPress install.

The list of WordPress deployments
The CyberPanel dashboard

Step 10: Log in to WordPress

Use the quick login in the manager, or go to yourdomain.com/wp-admin.

Logging in to WordPress
The WordPress dashboard
Tip: Back up the site before big changes and keep WordPress, themes and plugins updated.

Step 11: Optimize

Review the server and WordPress settings, such as caching, PHP version and image optimization.

Optimizing the server and WordPress

Quick recap

  • Deploy the server, then use Deploy WordPress.
  • Open the site and log in at /wp-admin.