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Hi @developersray,
I recommend doing it in one Project rather than splitting it into multiple DigitalOcean projects. After all, this is one project so I believe it should be placed into one.
Regarding the Number of Droplets, this is all up to you. What you can do is separate Frontend from Backend into different Droplets however don’t go overboard just yet. Try with one frontend and one backend droplets, you can always add more and upgrade your resources in the future if needed.
Hello @developersray
Additionally, if the project is likely to expand and have multiple people working on it, I’ll recommend building it under a Teams Accounts.
Use Teams to securely collaborate on projects with unlimited users, two-factor authentication, and all of your projects on a single bill. Just the essentials to go from zero to working in a few minutes. How to accomplish specific tasks in detail, like creation/deletion, configuration, and management.
https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/teams/
Regards