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I’d like to take a snapshot of an existing droplet to save me the time of reinstalling and configuring a new droplet from scratch. But I don’t want to copy the service definitions - or at least, I can’t have them start up automatically when I turn on the new droplet, because the new server will need different web server configurations and I don’t want duplicate background jobs to be running when I start the new Droplet.
Any advice?
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