Red Hat OpenShift PaaS : Smart Guide to Host Your App

Red Hat OpenShift PaaS has pre-configured one click installers for Frameworks, one click installers for WordPress, Drupal. Free for 50k visitors per month. Condition is going to be very pathetic for the tradition crap web hosting companies. Almost a festive season is now going on to launch free PaaS and one click Installers for WordPress like popular self hosted CMS. We wrote the guide on how to Install WordPress on AppFog Cloud PaaS before.

Red Hat OpenShift PaaS : Get Started

We wrote about Cloud Computing PaaS before. Red Hat OpenShift PaaS is such an example which runs on a Infrastructure as a Service. Those who are more fool, even can not click two or three buttons, you can sell them WordPress, Node.js pre configured and installed just as Software as a Service. Red Hat OpenShift PaaS is a bit different.

Red Hat OpenShift PaaS : Startup Guide

This is basically not any specific guide for installing something on Red Hat OpenShift PaaS, it is generalized. You can see the pricing of Red Hat OpenShift PaaS here :

https://openshift.redhat.com/community/developers/pricing

Practically it is free for hosting small Apps. Red Hat is king for Enterprise Linux, the gorgeous web design speaks of their professionalism :

Red Hat OpenShift PaaS : Configuring your computer

We hope you have upgraded from Windows to Ubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin. If you are still using Windows with some false hope, you have to follow this guide and all the hyperlinked guides for the setup. Cursing Microsoft has real threats, you can watch it later :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvsboPUjrGc

Or read it :

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/09/05/chair_chucking/

Any way, the main thing is about Red Hat OpenShift PaaS. Everything is written nicely on their official website :

https://openshift.redhat.com/community/developers/install-the-client-tools

Ultimate thing is, you have to either directly use that shortcut in console (the screen shot, not the literal meaning of console) to create App or Environment, for WordPress like CMS, that is the final step. But in other cases, as usually you need to use git to deploy your App.