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Expand Up @@ -66,11 +66,9 @@ To spin up the frontend client app, run the following commands:

The Next.js app will be running on [http://localhost:3000](http://localhost:3000).

### Docker
### Deploying

Most WordPress hosts don't also host Node applications, so when it's time to go live, you will need to find a hosting service for the frontend.

That's why we've packaged the frontend app in a Docker container, which can be deployed to a hosting provider with Docker support like Amazon Web Services or Google Cloud Platform. For a fast, easier alternative, check out [Now](https://zeit.co/now).
If you're hosting WordPress on a traditional WordPress hosting provider like BlueHost, DreamHost, or SiteGround, when it's time to go live, you will likely need to find a hosting service for the frontend. That's why we've packaged the frontend app in a Docker container, which can be deployed to a hosting provider with Docker support like Amazon Web Services or Google Cloud Platform or for a fast, easier alternative check out [Now](https://zeit.co/now).

To run the Docker container locally:

Expand All @@ -81,6 +79,13 @@ To run the Docker container locally:
> yarn run deploy
```

Or, you can deploy both the WordPress application and frontend to a cloud platform and leverage that cloud's SQL and media storage services. There's a large number of possible options you could use, including:

- App Engine PaaS on Google Cloud Platform ([setup guide](https://computerlab.io/2018/12/20/deploying-headless-wordpress-on-gcp/))
- Elastic Beanstalk PaaS on AWS
- Managed Kubernetes services like GKE / AKS
- PaaSes / VMs provided by any cloud

## Troubleshooting Common Errors
**Breaking Change Alert - Docker**

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