Hi there ! I am writing a small post to show how we can create and host multiple projects using Digital Ocean droplet .

What we are trying to achieve

Purchasing domain <<demo>>.com and then be able to host 2 projects on digital ocean droplet and configuring cloudflare and nginx so that we can

1. access project1 on the main domain , i.e <<demo>>.com
2. access project2 using subdomain like project2.demo.com

Highlevel view of what I used :

I used porkbun — to purchase domain , cloudflare’s free tier to manage the domains and digital ocean to host the web projects and configure nginx to route the incoming requests to the right websites.

Step 1 : Domain

If you…

I have used Everything to search for files in Windows . It is incredibly quick . It is one tool I would always include for when I do a clean install on a laptop .

More details here — https://www.voidtools.com/

I needed the same on Ubuntu . It is so slow to get to files for which you remember the part of the path or name . Fsearch is the alternative which we can use on Ubuntu . I tried it earlier and somehow could not get it to work.

But things have improved and it is very easy now…

I followed the steps to prep the new droplet created in digital ocean and you hit the username@IP: Permission denied (publickey) !

I chose the 18.04 Ubuntu to be installed in my droplet, followed the steps in here to configure it . The issue came with not being able to login with the new user created.

Solution: At this point , I am able to login to the droplet using ssh root user.

I logged in and changed the file /etc/ssh/sshd_config . There is already an entry PasswordAuthentication no .

grep -irlZ ‘ProductsGrid’ * — exclude-dir={node_modules,dist} | xargs -0 grep -l “product_ids”

The i is for case-insensitive search.

Excluding certain folders using exclude-dir.

This command searches for files which contain both the words ‘ProductsGrid’ and ‘product_ids’ .

This will call multiple promises at one go .It will not wait for one value and then call another value.

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— — — — — — — — — — — — — —Async await with for loop
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