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Shipit is a universal automation and deployment tool for Node.js developers. It features a task flow based on the popular Orchestrator package, login and interactive SSH commands through OpenSSH, and an extensible API...
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Haiden Taylor
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CentOS
Git
JavaScript
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I used the [How To Set Up a Node.js Application for Production on CentOS 7](https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to…
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asciant
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There isn’t much to it.
Digital Ocean provides you with a Linux virtual server that is connected to the internet. It is up to yo…
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asciant
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In this tutorial, we will cover setting up a production-ready Node.js environment that is composed of two CentOS 7 servers; one server will run Node.js applications managed by PM2, while the other will provide users w...
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Mitchell Anicas, Haiden Taylor
Node.js
Deployment
Nginx
CentOS
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You would have to handle it on your own, although there are plenty of community tutorials.
[https://www.digitalocean.com/communi…
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You would have to handle it on your own, although there are plenty of community tutorials.
[https://www.digitalocean.com/communi…
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asciant
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I also use NordVPN and haven’t had any issues. Is it possible that the DNS is still propagating and the cache on the NordVPN server…
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asciant
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If he doesn’t want any pain, why don’t you continue to host it for him on your account and charge him a monthly fee?
Then he d…
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asciant
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That’s correct (at least as I understand it), although technically the initial request coming in would count as well as the respons…
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asciant
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You would generally need to adjust your php configuration to allow_url_fopen.
[https://www.php.net/manual/en/filesystem.config…
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asciant
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You will need to install a web server, PHP and then an FTP service to allow you to upload your files. It is probably going to be a …
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asciant
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That log doesn’t appear to have any MySQL info in it (which is probably stating the obvious). I believe the default log location is…
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asciant
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Unfortunately, the RAM, CPU, HDD and IP address continue to be reserved and DO incurs a cost for these.
If you want to save you…
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asciant
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It is possible that the app is trying to consume more resources than you have allocated to your service (or close to maximum). You …
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asciant
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Linux by default will restrict non-sudo access to another user’s home directory. I can’t imagine what your trying to achieve will w…
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asciant
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Usually, it is because the Droplet is so new, that the monitoring software hasn’t received enough data to display anything.
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asciant
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It is possible that when you created your Droplet, you had an SSH key saved into your DO account (https://cloud.digitalocean.com/ac…
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asciant
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It is going to be fairly difficult to restrict a sudoer to a single folder. I believe there are some options, commonly referred to …
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asciant
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While not definitive, if you set your address on the profile tab DO seems to localise your tax requirements. While I’m not able to …
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asciant
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I believe you are charged to some degree when suspended, as your droplets are still allocated resources (even if the Droplets are p…
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asciant
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When you say, gain access via password with the root. Does that mean you effectively have access to the server (I’m guessing throug…
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asciant