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This is entirely possible! Depending on your WebService, either Nginx or Apache you’ll need to add a configuration for your domain. The good thing is DigitalOcean has articles for both however you’ll first need to find out which one you are using. To do so SSH in your droplet and type in the following command
netstat -tulpen | grep 80
If the output gives Nginx, then you’ll need to check the Nginx article here:
If the output gives Apache as a result, then you’ll need to check the Apache article here:
You’ll need to follow the respective article and configure your new domain on your droplet.
Regards, KDSys