Once all website content is stored inside root directory of apache webserver, visit the external ip of vm using browser and you shall see your website up and running on vm. By default apache root which holds html pages is /var/with your code. With above SFTP connection you can start uploading your website content inside root directory of apache webserver. If you have already configured SSH connection, sftp connection establishment will be relatively easy. For this read how you can configure sftp connection with your VM and do file transfer with ftp client. To upload website content you will need to do file transfer from your machine to cloud vm. This will ensure that apache is running on your vm. Visit ip address from web browser and you should see apache home page. Get external ip address of your VM to start ssh connection. We will install apache with following command. We have spun compute instance with Debian OS which have apt packet manager. This will come handy when you want to do file transfer from you machine to VM. But to have command line access you should establish ssh connectivity between your machine and cloud VM. Since you have configured linux VM instance you can install apache from command line. You can enable HTTP while creating new instance or edit current instance like below. This will create firewall rule for your VM by opening HTTP Port so that web server can listen and serve web traffic. Compute Engine f1 Debian VMįor your VM instance enable HTTP Port 80. For static website a f1 micro instance would suffice.
Create new linux vm instance according to your requirement. Open google cloud console and from menu select compute engine.
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