Deployment

Publish your static site to a directory on the same server as your WordPress installation. This guide covers target directory setup, generated server config files, retained files, and handling uploads.

Deploy your static site to Amazon S3 or another S3-compatible provider, with optional CloudFront support for HTTPS and cache invalidation. This guide walks through AWS preparation steps and the Staatic settings needed for authentication, bucket configuration, retained files, and CDN integration.

Deploy your static site directly to Netlify with Staatic’s Netlify deployment method. This page explains the required preparation steps, supported features, and the Netlify access token and site ID needed for configuration.

Export your static WordPress site as a downloadable zip archive using Staatic's Zipfile deployment method. This guide explains setup in WordPress and how to handle common download timeout issues for larger sites.

Deploy your static site securely to any SFTP-enabled server using a password or SSH key. This guide covers the required settings, preparation steps, and common connection issues.

Set up GitHub as a Staatic deployment target by creating a repository, generating a token, and configuring the required WordPress settings. The guide also explains repository options, retained files, and a manual workaround for GitHub API rate limits.