In this article, we will be covering how to connect Namecheap Domain to DigitalOcean droplet. DigitalOcean is a cloud computing platform that provides users withdroplets, which are isolated servers that can be used for a variety of purposes.
Droplets can be used to run applications, create a website, or even be used as a server for a small business. In this article, we will be using a droplet to host Namecheap Domain.
Setting up Namecheap Domain on DigitalOcean
Step 1: Create a DigitalOcean account and sign in.
Step 2: On the DigitalOcean home page, click the Create Droplet button.
Step 3: On the Create Droplet page, enter the information required, such as your Droplet name and size.
Step 4: Select the Droplet type, which in this case will be a Ubuntu 14.04 Droplet.
Step 5: On the Hosting Details page, provide the necessary information, such as the Namecheap Domain’s hostname and port.
Step 6: Click the Create button.
Step 7: Once the Droplet has been created, you will be transferred to the Droplet’s Overview page. Click the IP Address button to view the Droplet’s IP address.
Step 8: Click the SSH button to open the Droplet’s SSH port.
Step 9: Click the Volumes button to view the Droplet’s available volumes.
Step 10: Click the IP Address button to return to the Overview page.
Step 11: Click the Droplet’s Name to view the Droplet’s name and description.
Step 12: Click the Access button to view the Droplet’s security settings.
Step 13: Click the Droplet’s Update button to update the Droplet’s information.
Step 14: Click the Droplet’s Settings button to view the Droplet’s settings.
Step 15: Click the Droplet’s Security Token button to view the Droplet’s security token.
Step 16: Click the Droplet’s Networks button to view the Droplet’s networks.
Step 17: Click the droplet’s Actions button to view the Droplet’s actions.
Step 18: Click the Droplet’s Logs button to view the Droplet’s logs.
Step 19: Click the Droplet’s Images button to view the Droplet’s images.
Step 20: Click the Droplet’s Data button to view the Droplet’s data.
Step 21: Click the Droplet’s Containers button to view the Droplet’s containers.
Step 22: Click the Droplet’s Volumes button to view the Droplet’s volumes.
Step 23: Click the Droplet’s Networking button to view the Droplet’s networking.
Step 24: Click the Droplet’s Settings button to view the Droplet’s settings.
Step 25: Click the Droplet’s Actions button to view the Droplet’s actions.
Step 26: Click the Droplet’s Logs button to view the Droplet’s logs.
Step 27: Click the Droplet’s Images button to view the Droplet’s images.
Step 28: Click the Droplet’s Data button to view the Droplet’s data.
Step 29: Click the Droplet’s Containers button to view the Droplet’s containers.
Step 30: Click the Droplet’s Volumes button to view the Droplet’s volumes.
Step 31: Click the droplet’s Networks button to view the Droplet’s networks.
Step 32: Click the Droplet’s Settings button to view the Droplet’s settings.
Step 33: Click the Droplet’s Actions button to view the Droplet’s actions.
Step 34: Click the Droplet’s Logs button to view the Droplet’s logs.
Step 35: Click the Droplet’s Images button to view the Droplet’s images.
Step 36: Click the Droplet’s Data button to view the Droplet’s data.
Step 37: Click the Droplet’s Containers button to view the Droplet’s containers.
Step 38: Click the Droplet’s Volumes button to view the Droplet’s volumes.
Step 39: Click the droplet’s Networks button to view the Droplet’s networks.
Step 40: Click the Droplet’s Settings button to view the Droplet’s settings.
Step 41: Click the Droplet’s Actions button to view the Droplet’s actions.
Step 42: Click the Droplet’s Logs button to view the Droplet’s logs.
Step 43: Click the Droplet’s Images button to view the Droplet’s images.
Step 44: Click.
