In my last article, we looked at different methods of deploying a WordPress site using Git. We also looked at using an external CI service (such as Travis) to automatically trigger a deployment on your remote git repo. In this article, we’re going to build on what we have looked at previously and consider some alternative hosted services that can help us with automated deployments for our WordPress site. There are many hosted services that we could use to deploy our WordPress site but we’re just going to look at a few of the bigger ones: Buddy and DeployBot. Unlike Travis, these services are dedicated to automated deployments and offer a lot more functionality and flexibility.
Prerequisites
As I’ve mentioned several times now, for the purpose of this series I’m going to assume you have your site stored in Git and you are using Composer to manage your WordPress site, plugins and themes. If you’re looking for a quick code example to get you going you can use this skeleton repo I’ve set up (that I’ll also be using for demo purposes in this article).
As was the case in my previous articles, I’m also going to assume you have a destination server
Source: https://managewp.org/articles/18007/wordpress-deployment-part-4-automated-deployments
source https://williechiu40.wordpress.com/2018/10/23/wordpress-deployment-part-4-automated-deployments/
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