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Yes, you would be able to transfer and setup the sites on a DO machine, but you would be responsible for both transferring the site…
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You will need to recompile it on your droplet to be able to run it there. It’s telling you it was compiled to a binary format that …
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If you were using the api, and some external monitoring, you should be able to make something to do this; but simply restarting you…
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This is a community portal, you are asking a bunch of strangers who don’t work at digital Ocean to fix your stuff for free.
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Multiple simultaneous rsyncs, just divide up the file ranges you’re transferring, and have each rsync do a chunk.
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I would look into using HAProxy
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You actually need to tune MySQL to use less memory ( in /etc/my.cnf ). If it’s using up 4+GB of swap, you should consider upgrading…
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Putting it on a 1gb should be good with a small number of documents. If the data fits entirely in ram, should be no issue.
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Yes, it is a good idea to create a new user, and use sudo for things you need to do as root.
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You need to point to the droplet’s IP address with DNS. Adding the domain name to /etc/hosts will not allow other machines on the i…
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If you want to direct all traffic through the one machine, set it allow ip.forwarding and then set routes on them to use the one se…
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