nginx + php-fpm is probably the standard for PHP apps now, as long as you're on a semi-recent version. There may be a similar standard in java but I don't really know.
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nginx + php-fpm is probably the standard for PHP apps now, as long as you're on a semi-recent version. There may be a similar standard in java but I don't really know.
www.digitalocean.com - amazing price.
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If this is nix box then there are plenty of tutorials out there for the basics. But Debian, *NMP stack (so Nginx, MySQL and PHP), Dropbear for SSH (lightweight alternative; use certificates, disable SSH root access, don't use standard SSH port), Fail2Ban (you've got the resources for it) and 'harden' the firewall (open minimal ports, restrict ports to IP ranges where possible like SSH etc) would be my starting point. Then everything else you need on top.
Obviously you need to sort a backup solution as you're well and truly up **** creek if the box gets compromised or decides to go belly up.
And £31.32 is pretty average; could have got something with better specs from OVH cheaper and cheaper still if you went with a LEB provider.
Obviously you need to sort a backup solution as you're well and truly up **** creek if the box gets compromised or decides to go belly up.
It simply isn't as black and white as that and wholly depends on the situation. And again, you're attempting to compare a managed service with an unmanaged service
And £31.32 is pretty average; could have got something with better specs from OVH cheaper and cheaper still if you went with a LEB provider.