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Hi @catergogo
If you have setup your domain to use DigitalOcean’s name servers via your registrar (which in your case is NameCheap), then you only need to configure DNS records via DigitalOcean. But note that changing name servers can take up to 48 hours, so your domain might be going in-and-out if the DNS records are not the same at both the old and new NS.
It would help a lot more if you posted your domain, but otherwise you can check the current name servers, A/CNAME/etc records with this command:
dig yourdomain.com NS
dig yourdomain.com A
dig www.yourdomain.com CNAME
Your Apache configuration looks correct, so this it probably just a domain issue.
Just to make sure of that, run sudo apachectl configtest.