nocodb on digitalOcean [Mar 23] #1553
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steps by dstala@discord1. Visit https://cloud.digitalocean.com/apps/2. Click 'Create App'3. Choose Source: Select "Docker Hub"4. Repository: type "nocodb/nocodb"5. Next page, keep everything default (port number et.al)6. Optionally, pick a name for your web-service && Region near you7. Select plan, click 'Launch Pro App'It will take a minute for setting up & provide URL for the application!
Thanks, does it set everything with postgres in this way or sqlite? sorry i am a frontend person, don't know much about docker etc. 🙁
please check out the architecturehttps://docs.nocodb.com/#architecture---simple-overviewif NC_DB is not present, we'll create a sqlite for storing the metadata.
if u hv an existing database for storing data, you can specify it when you create a nocodb project. otherwise, a sqlite will be used
if you want to run it on a droplet emre_@discord : please use docker-compose setup
okay thanks, i think i need to experiment. So how about the last question. would 5$ droplet enough for nocodb or should i get something stronger? at max 50 different people will use it at once.
yep should be good
it takes about 120Mb of ram
for 50 ppl I think it would be 256 Mb will be suffice
perfect thanks alot for the info. btw do you have any info for 1 click heroku setup? how much data and concurrent users can handle the free heroku account?Join NocoDB's community |
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It may be late, but inside my blog post has a Docker Compose template to install nocodb via the traefik reverse proxy (Keyword: nocodb, traefik) |
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Heya, i want to deploy nocodb on digitalocean but couldn't find any tutorials or walkthrough about it. Are there any step by step guide with deploying nocodb with postgres into digitalocean? Also i can't find any info about minimum requirements as well, simply 5$ droplet would be enough for nocodb?
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