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Thanks. I think that is the problem. I just installed this on Ubuntu 14.04 and it looks like it is using version 2.6. However in th…
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You should read about [continuous delivery](https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/an-introduction-to-continuous-integrat…
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This is common for VPS providers and new customers. You should use a mail service instead in the meantime. Mailgun and others have …
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You need to do the same thing as you have done with virtualhost, except instead of serving a directory you forward the requests to …
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I would make a new droplet because GitLab requires a lot of resources and the automated installer likes to take over your whole sys…
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I would make two instances of the copies of the app
For instance:
/var/www/app -> myapp.com
/var/www/staging -> stag…
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There are probably 10,000 alternatives. Search for “VPS” in Google.
However, regarding support:
DO is probably best in c…
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You need to use nginx to proxy HTTP requests to whatever port unicorn is running on. In this specific case that is port 3000.
W…
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What you are looking for is [VNC](https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-and-configure-vnc-on-ubuntu-14-04…
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If you know what you are doing and just want to get something up an running quickly then I think the one click is a great thing. If…
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Hi Akram,
There is a lot of information missing from your question.
What guide(s) did you use to get started?
What …
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If you have this many users you should probably look into a high availability solution. DO has some really great tutorials on this …
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