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Hey guys, i tumble on this link as i was researching to do the same thing as @mzuker but for me i use Laravel as my back-end, Nuxt Js as front-end. if u can provide me ur skype handle or email so we can talk privately so i can tell you much about my project
To add a new subdomain you will want to:
1.) Create the new subdomain in the DNS section of the control panel and point it to your droplet’s IP address.
2.) Create your new folder on your droplet and load your web files to that location.
3.) Create a new file in /etc/nginx/sites-enabled for your new subdomain. You can use /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default as a template. This guide will help with the specifics.
4.) Restart Nginx for your changes to take effect:
service nginx restart