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Node, NGINX and MySql database on ubuntu. How could I go about running this on digital ocean?

Posted August 25, 2016 5.1k views
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What do I need to look at to get this running? Is it possible to do this on $5 plan?

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ryanpq August 25, 2016

Node, NGINX and MySQL can all be installed on Ubuntu via apt-get from the official repositories so they can certainly all run on one droplet.

While it will likely be possible to install this on a 512MB droplet, MySQL using it’s default configuration will likely exhaust the available memory and cause the service to crash at some point after you launch it. I would recommend a larger droplet or at least a swap file before you try and set this up.

This guide will walk you through installing Node.js

NGINX and MySQL can be installed by running

apt-get update
apt-get install nginx mysql-server
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