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#Install phpmyadmin ubuntu 20.04 nginx digitalocean upgrade#
#Install phpmyadmin ubuntu 20.04 nginx digitalocean software#

#Install phpmyadmin ubuntu 20.04 nginx digitalocean upgrade#

Upgrade your system packagesįirst of all, I suggest you to upgrade your packages with Apt command (we are using Ubuntu so we have Apt). If you selected login/password method instead of SSH keys, you could use ssh to access to your VM. With the first access, you will be prompted a question about the creation of ECDSA key fingerprint. To access to your Droplet you can use ssh: ssh

the ssh key file, in my case is ~/.ssh/id_rsa_sideproject_dev.

During the setup process we will create a “no root” user

the user, for the initial configuration it is ok using root.

the IP address provided by the Droplet.

is the name used when you will launch ssh.

In this case in your ~/.ssh/config, add these lines: host HostName User IdentityFile If you selected SSH key Auth method instead of login/password, when you created your droplet, I suggest you to create an SSH alias in your machine in order to have a shortcut for defining the “ssh” user name, the IP address and the key to use to access to your VM. This is very important to access to your new virtual machine. Once you create the Droplet you can see your new IPv4 address. My suggestion is to use SSH keys instead of a very long complex password. When you create a Droplet you can select some parameters, like operating system, VM size (cpu/memory), datacenter location…

#Install phpmyadmin ubuntu 20.04 nginx digitalocean software#

In our case I will select Ubuntu 20.04, so I will add software with Apt. A droplet is essentially a VM with an Operating System where you can add your software stack, with tools and applications provided by the operating system. Setup DropletĪs I mentioned before, I’m going to use a Droplet by DigitalOcean. But before to automate a process, or a setup, or a workflow, I think we need to figure out what’s going on under the hood. I like to get my hands dirty on my side project.įor my work projects, I usually choose “managed” solutions.Ī thought about automation.it is a “manual” approach, but one of my goals, when I work on side project, is to learn and understand the processes/tools/configurations “under the hood”.a Linux Virtual Machine provided by DigitalOcean Droplets.įor my side projects usually I use DigitalOcean Droplets because:.an App Platform like DigitalOcean App Platform ( ).a Serverless approach, using Vapor ( ).a software that helps you to maintain servers like Forge ( ).There are some ways to achieve that, you could consider to use: For the Web Server I’m going to use Nginx so I will need php-fpm. My goal is to setup a GNU/Linux VM with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, PHP8, Nginx and MySql to serve a Laravel 8 Application.