DigitalOcean is a cloud hosting company that offers both free and paid plans. The free plan offers a limited amount of storage and bandwidth, but it is enough to get started with cloud hosting.
To sign up for a free account, click on the “Sign Up” button on the DigitalOcean website.
Once you have signed up, you will be taken to the “Cloud Accounts” page. On this page, you will need to provide your email address and password.
You will also need to create a username and password. The username will be used to access your account, and the password will be used to secure your account.
Once you have created your account, you will be taken to the “Cloud Accounts” page. On this page, you will see a list of your active cloud accounts.
The first account you created will be listed as “Public”. You can use this account to share files with other users, or to display information about your cloud hosting account.
The next account you created will be listed as “Private”. You can use this account to host files and applications that you want to keep private.
You can also use this account to host applications that you do not want other users to access.
To access your private account, you will need to use the login credentials you created when you created your account. You can also access your private account by clicking on the “Public” account on the “Cloud Accounts” page, and then clicking on the “Private” account.
You can also use the “Cloud Accounts” page to change your username or password. To change your username, click on the “User” icon next to the “Public” account.
To change your password, click on the “Password” icon next to the “Private” account.
You can also use the “Cloud Accounts” page to delete your account. To delete your account, click on the “Delete Account” button next to the “Public” account.
You will be asked to confirm the deletion. Once you have confirmed the deletion, your account will be deleted.
The “Cloud Accounts” page also contains information about your active cloud storage. The “Cloud Storage” section displays the amount of storage space that is currently allocated to your account.
The “Cloud Files” section displays the current files that are stored in your account.
The “Cloud Accounts” page also contains information about your active cloud applications. The “Cloud Applications” section displays the amount of memory and CPU time that is currently allocated to your account.
The “Cloud Accounts” page also contains information about your active cloud projects. The “Cloud Projects” section displays the amount of memory and CPU time that is currently allocated to your account.
The “Cloud Accounts” page also contains information about your active cloud droplets. The “Cloud Droplets” section displays the amount of storage space that is currently allocated to your account.
The “Cloud Accounts” page also contains information about your active cloud instances. The “Cloud Instances” section displays the amount of memory and CPU time that is currently allocated to your account.
The “Cloud Accounts” page also contains information about your active cloud networks. The “Cloud Networks” section displays the amount of bandwidth that is currently allocated to your account.
The “Cloud Accounts” page also contains information about your active clouds. The “Clouds” section displays the amount of storage space that is currently allocated to your account.
The “Cloud Accounts” page also contains information about your active droplets.
The “Cloud Accounts” page also contains information about your active instances.
The “Cloud Accounts” page also contains information about your active networks. The “Clouds” section displays the amount of storage.
