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Multiple one click apps

  • Posted April 2, 2014

I want to install several things on a droplet for personal (and maybe other family members) use.

I’m looking at LAMP, so I can potentially put a Moodle and static website on it Gitlab Ghost

Unfortunately, one click installs only let you pick on the the above. Gitlab requires ruby, so that makes a lamp stack not super useful Ghost requires node.js.

What would be the simplest path for installing? I am moderately familiar with Linux, I already have a Moodle on Ubuntu 12.04 that I manually installed.

With all these different services running I’m guessing a 512MB droplet would struggle a little?

If I was to ditch LAMP, would I find it easiest to do Gitlab or Ghost as the one click? It looks like gitlabs install is known to be a pain, so I’m leaning that way. And LAMP is easy to install from apt-get too.

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Iko • April 6, 2014

What do you mean? <br> <br>- Gitlab is Open source software to collaborate on code. Using gitlab on your server thats mean your creating private Git repository. Building some apps, writing code, you or with your team. <br> <br>For example: <br>http://git.moodle.org/gw?p=integration.git;a=summary <br>https://github.com/moodle/moodle <br>Read ( https://www.gitlab.com ) <br> <br>- Ghost is Bloging apps, like wordpress, drupal etc. <br>https://github.com/tryghost/Ghost <br>Read ( https://ghost.org ) <br> <br>Ghost run on nodejs and moodle run on php. If you want to run Ghost with Apache, here some guide, but im not test it yet : <br> <br>http://0x1a.us/blog/2013/10/14/ghost-on-apache.html <br> <br>And, what do you want to do with gitlab? Why not install Git and push your repository to github then you can edit your source code on github. <br> <br>For me, “on linux” ther is “no way” to install “just one click” before you create the script or developer create some easy way to install.