Hello,
I wish to host my blog website developed on MEAN stack in digitalocean. For the blog, I will be uploading images to show it on my website. I would like to know whether I can store images in Ubuntu file system itself (droplet) instead of going for digitalocean space. Please someone confirm if this possible.
Thanks in advance.
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It is possible. My droplet has ~25 GB of storage, so I would assume yours has that much, as well. You might use some sort of FTP (file transfer protocol) to transfer your html/css files, along with your image files. Depending on how you call the image files from your html/css, your file structure should conform. For example, if you have something like
then make sure “myImg.jpg” is in the same directory as your source html/css files. Good luck.
Please check this one https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/images/custom-images/