Google compute, Wordpress(click to deploy) not loading when I login and click around

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I can login with the WordPress admin account. But when I try to change to the different page in dashboard, it starts loading and loading, and then both the WordPress control panel and website aren't respond anymore. For the website part, it didn't show anything on the page, just keep loading.

It only happened after I login to WordPress and click around otherwise the website is working, is it a plugin problem?

If is the plugin problem? How can I solve and identify this issue without using FTP(still trying to figure out the way to set up the FTP with this)? Or is any other setting went wrong?

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GalloCedrone On BEST ANSWER

Yes, it is possible that it is a plug-in issue. You can try to disable them and access to the admin panel again. If you succeed, you could enable one by one to see which is the root cause of your issue.

In order to do so there are two ways to proceed, but both are based on deleting the wp-content/plugins folder and files since you cannot access the admin panel:

  • From the shell of the linux instance: Since you are using a Google Cloud Engine instance that is likely a Linux you can ssh into the host machine and manually disabling them. In order to do so, connect to the Google Cloud console, open the compute engine menu, identify the host machine and access to it clicking on the ssh button. Once connected you have to locate the position of wp-content/plugins, that is the folder containing the plugin data, and to cancel it. Note that it will be enough to change the name of the in order to preserve the configs. In my case I had to do it running:

$ sudo mv -f /var/www/html/wp-content/plugins /var/www/html/wp-content/plugins_old

To locate the folder you could run the following: $ sudo find / -name wp-content

  • FTP : In case you have or you want to connect to the instance using FTP the initial configuration of FileZilla is a bit more complex but then you will be able to rely on a graphical interface. In order to do so you need to download filezilla, configure it and be sure that the firewall rules let you to log in. You can follow this guide in order to do so.

You can find here some documentation directly from WordPress or a different approach to disabling plugins.