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beks001 06-17-2014 07:59 PM

Digital Ocean for adult?
 
Anyone had any issues with Digital Ocean and adult blogs? Is it easy for someone that knows next to nothing about programming to setup?

Martin Sparrow 06-17-2014 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by beks001 (Post 20128028)
Anyone had any issues with Digital Ocean and adult blogs?

Can't comment on that.
Haven't used it for that.

Maybe somebody else could shed a light on that?



Quote:

Originally Posted by beks001 (Post 20128028)
Is it easy for someone that knows next to nothing about programming to setup?

Nope.
And I wouldn't recommend it either to somebody with that skillset (or better said the lack of).

All you get is a bare VPS with your choice of *nix and a root password.

Better get something managed or semi-managed.
*cough, see sig, *cough

anexsia 06-17-2014 08:21 PM

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Originally Posted by beks001 (Post 20128028)
Anyone had any issues with Digital Ocean and adult blogs? Is it easy for someone that knows next to nothing about programming to setup?

You're going to want to have at least some linux experience but it's not to hard and there's LOTS of tutorials out there (especially on Digital Ocean) and you can use a free control panel like VestaCP or Webmin/Virtualmin to make things a little easier. You could always buy one of their cheap plans (and with Digital Ocean you can scale up easily) and play around with it until you get comfortable.

Martin Sparrow 06-17-2014 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by anexsia (Post 20128044)
You could always buy one of their cheap plans (and with Digital Ocean you can scale up easily) and play around with it until you get comfortable.


Much truth in that. :thumbsup

gnawledge 06-17-2014 09:39 PM

I have Digital Ocean and you need to do a lot of work. My partner is a Linux system administrator and I have to message him daily due to fixes.. It's cheap.. You also have to spend $15 a month for a cpanel license. Managed is good. As long as you keep the system resources down use Hostgator.

MrGusMuller 06-18-2014 02:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by beks001 (Post 20128028)
Anyone had any issues with Digital Ocean and adult blogs?

I had some 6 blogs running for almost one year...
Never had problems.


Quote:

Originally Posted by beks001 (Post 20128028)
Is it easy for someone that knows next to nothing about programming to setup?

You need to setup all the machine.
Select Linux distro
Install nginx, php, mysql and some security tools like Fail2Ban etc.
Configure SFTP.
Install Wordpress.
They have LOTS of tutorials that are easy to follow...
Reading them will make u able to install the basics and put the blogs running.

TROLLENSTEIN 06-18-2014 03:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by beks001 (Post 20128028)
Anyone had any issues with Digital Ocean and adult blogs?

None. They're great about Adult stuff. :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by beks001 (Post 20128028)
Is it easy for someone that knows next to nothing about programming to setup?

Piece of cake. Setting up "droplets" is as easy as pointing and clicking. And as Gus said above, anything you're stuck on they have REALLY easy to follow tutorials covering almost everything you can think of. Give 'em a try as once you learn how to do it once, the next time it only takes a few seconds etc. And if you make a huge mistake you can always just delete the "droplet" and start over without anything exploding. :)

freecartoonporn 06-18-2014 09:46 AM

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Anyone had any issues with Digital Ocean and adult blogs?
nope, i have few legal tubes with them, and so far no issues.


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Is it easy for someone that knows next to nothing about programming to setup?
yes its very easy, just follow their tuts while creating and setting up first droplet , then make its snapshot and you can create as much as vps in few seconds with created snapshot/backup.

dicknipples 06-18-2014 09:54 AM

Use their applications tab when setting up a droplet. They have pre-configured setups for things like LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) and even WordPress.

candyflip 06-18-2014 10:33 AM

Getting set up is easy, and they have tutorials for everything. Once you're set up and learn a few commands, you'll enjoy having the access and ability to do whatever you want or need, whenever you want or need it.

_Richard_ 06-18-2014 10:38 AM

ok for adult

rockeru 06-18-2014 12:18 PM

They have no problem with legal adult stuff.

If you have no server management skills I highly recommend installing Webuzo free control pannel made by Softaculous. It has everything you would need, and if you pay $2.5/month you can even install Wordpress and hundreds of other scripts like on all shared hosts.

Denny 06-18-2014 12:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by beks001 (Post 20128028)
Is it easy for someone that knows next to nothing about programming to setup?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Martin Sparrow (Post 20128040)
Nope.
And I wouldn't recommend it either to somebody with that skillset (or better said the lack of).

All you get is a bare VPS with your choice of *nix and a root password.

Better get something managed or semi-managed.

Agreed.

Look for a managed service.

oppoten 06-18-2014 05:48 PM

If you're sticking with blogs then I think your time would be better spent on building traffic :2 cents:

Martin Sparrow 06-18-2014 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Havikkkk (Post 20128083)
I have Digital Ocean and you need to do a lot of work. My partner is a Linux system administrator and I have to message him daily due to fixes.. It's cheap.. You also have to spend $15 a month for a cpanel license. Managed is good. As long as you keep the system resources down use Hostgator.

That!

It doesn't work like those cheesy YT ads.
Even if you are an app-developper.

Being a webmaster or coder is something completely different than being a server admin. ;-)


:winkwink:


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