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How to customize my droplet to fit my requirements?

Posted October 18, 2020 352 views
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How to customize my droplet to fit my requirements?
I need this requirements to build my EPR system :
Minimum: 2 Cores 2.40 GHz , 7 GB RAM, 14 GB SSD, 127 GB HDD, 500+ mbps Bandwidth Speed
Recommended: 4 Cores 2.40 GHz , 14 GB RAM, 28 GB SSD, 127 GB HDD, Static IP, 500+ mbps Bandwidth Speed

and I need this requirements to build my database :
Dspace Requirement:

  1. Application Server Specifications: Operating System Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Memory 32GB (RAM) OS Language English Processor 4 CPU cores SSD 100 GB HDD 640 GB Transfer data 6TB storage 16 TB for file system Storage 16 TB for backup Prerequisite Software Tomcat 8 Power 2U Power Supply UBS Power management features save energy

2.Database Server Specifications:
Operating System
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
Memory
32GB (RAM)
OS Language
English
Processor
4 CPU cores
SSD
100 GB
HDD
4TB
Transfer data
6TB
Relational Database
Postgres 9.6
Power
2U Power Supply
UBS
Power management features save energy

also this requirements for Portal and e-services:

  • Windows server 2016+
  • IIS 8 +
  • CPU Core I5+
  • SQL Server 2014+
  • Using public IP and Internet Access as needed
  • HDD 250 GB +
  • RAM 16 GB

how can I get this exactly?

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KFSys October 19, 2020

Hi @jory87111,

I’ll recommend creating an account with DigitalOcean and checking out the droplet there.

Anyway, let’s begin with the requirements:

Main Droplet
Firstly, the biggest droplet you can create, I think does have 16GB of Memory. If you need a bigger droplet, you might want to contact DigitalOcean’s support to see if it’s possible.

Regarding the Space you need for backups - 6TB storage 16 TB for file system Storage 16 TB for backup, I’ll recommend checking out the Spaces product here - https://www.digitalocean.com/products/spaces/

Database droplets
Looking at your requirements, I’ll recommend going for the Managed Database product :

https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/databases/

With a node plan having the following specifications : 32 GB RAM, 8vCPUs and 600 GB of Disk space.

Regarding the Windows server, unfortunately at this time there is no native support for Windows OSs on Droplets. You may be able to achieve this however by creating your own custom Windows ISO image and then using that when creating your Droplet.

Currently, DigitalOcean only allows the deployment of Linux based OS’s.

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pistle2020 October 19, 2020

DigitalOcean Droplets are Linux-based virtual machines (VMs) that run on top of virtualized hardware. Each Droplet you create is a new server you can use, either standalone or as part of a larger, cloud-based infrastructure.

Overview
Quickstart
How-To
Resources
Resizing a server, also known as vertical scaling, increases the amount of resources a server has. Increasing its memory and CPU improves its performance, and increasing the size of its disk increases the amount of data you can store.

There are two resizing options for Droplets:

CPU and RAM only. This option lets you increase or decrease the amount of CPU and RAM available to a Droplet.

Disk, CPU, and RAM. This option increases the amount of CPU and RAM available to a Droplet and permanently increases the size of a Droplet’s disk.

When you resize a Droplet, its price changes to match the cost of its new plan. See the Droplet pricing page for a full list of plans and prices.

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pistle2020 October 19, 2020

DigitalOcean Droplets are Linux-based virtual machines (VMs) that run on top of virtualized hardware. Each Droplet you create is a new server you can use, either standalone or as part of a larger, cloud-based infrastructure.

Overview
Quickstart
How-To
Resources
Resizing a server, also known as vertical scaling, increases the amount of resources a server has. Increasing its memory and CPU improves its performance, and increasing the size of its disk increases the amount of data you can store.

There are two resizing options for Droplets:

CPU and RAM only. This option lets you increase or decrease the amount of CPU and RAM available to a Droplet.

Disk, CPU, and RAM. This option increases the amount of CPU and RAM available to a Droplet and permanently increases the size of a Droplet’s disk.

When you resize a Droplet, its price changes to match the cost of its new plan. See the Droplet pricing page for a full list of plans and prices.

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