I tend to prefer lots of small pieces. Higher flexibility, higher availability. One could argue that it’s harder to manage.

I run a similar setup with GIT, which I’ll do my best to outline. <br> <br>I run gitolite and use a separate git user, in conjuncti…

I actually have a rather non-conventional setup. My documentroots are in /home/git/public_html/<site>/, but that’s purely personal …

My setup, using gitolite, has the documentroot for my sites controlled with git to a subdirectory within /home/git. I find it easie…

If by “link” you mean having multiple droplets serving the same website, then that’s certainly possible. There are a few tutorials …

(Pre-emptive hitting of enter, sorry) <br>A) Login as root <br>B) nano /etc/sudoers <br>C) find the line that says “root ALL=(AL…

To provide a non-root user sudo access, you must <br>

And also, /etc/mysql/my.cnf from each server.

To be able to help you, I’d need some more information. Can you please pastebin the output of “show master status;” from your maste…

Yes, the control panels supports TXT. They also support A, CNAME, MX, SRV and NS. <br> <br>

Pastebin your .htaccess file. And you say you “enabled apache2 for mod_rewrite”. Did you restart apache? <br>

It’s not really a breach. The majority of DNS nameservers will respond to version requests. All that means is that anyone is able t…

DO does not provide native IPv6, but personally I’ve had no trouble with IPv6 tunnels. The lag is barely noticable (Hurricane Elect…

MX hostnames must be FQDN’s (fully-qualified domain names), not IPs. Also, if you are only going to be using one IP address, you do…