Looking for an easy tool to automate your Docker setup? 

Check out STACK BUILDER (Web application stack builder)

Let’s see how it works with a simple example!

Case 1: Setting up a basic nginx web server on Digital Ocean cloud.

Just log in to your account, click on STACK BUILDER, and then hit "Build your stack".

Since we don’t have any project, we need to create a new one. Simply click on the "Create new project" button, and you'll see the screen as shown in the screenshot below. From there, you can fill in the details according to your needs.

Here, enter the project name and other necessary details based on your needs. In this example, we'll set up a web server using Nginx. Go to the "Services" option and click on "Add from template"

Here, you'll find various ready-to-use Docker service templates. In our case, select Nginx, as shown below:

Next, you can adjust different settings like App name, Domain, Ports, Environment, Volumes, Networking, Docker Restart Policy, and more. In our case, we'll configure it without a domain name and using default predefined settings.

Once you've set up all the parameters, click on the "Continue" button. Then, choose your preferred cloud provider. In our example, we've selected DigitalOcean.

After selecting Digital Ocean, you'll see a screen like the one below, where you'll need to provide your Personal Access Token.

To get your Personal Access Token, follow the steps outlined in this link: https://try.direct/clouds/deploy-to-digital-ocean

Once you've generated your Personal Access Token on Digital Ocean, paste it in the designated field, as shown in the screenshot below:

Here, you can choose the Datacenter, Hardware configuration, and Base image by simply clicking on them. You can also select the number of Instances you need.

Next, click on continue button, and you will see your Docker-compose file in the next screen:

Review the docker-compose content, then click on the "Deploy" button to start your deployment automatically. It will take approximately 15 minutes. You can also check the runtime logs.

Once, the process is completed, you will see the screenshot similar to the below:

You'll notice the droplet has been automatically created in your DigitalOcean account. To access the Nginx webpage, simply enter your domain name or server IP address.

We have successfully set up Nginx web-server on Docker using Stack Builder.

Install Nginx on DigitalOcean using the ultimate simplifier for docker-compose builds and seamless deployment to the cloud. Think of it as a WEBUI for docker-compose, combined with a powerful deployment tool. It's designed to be the easiest way to unify your project's web applications, effortlessly connecting and installing them on your preferred cloud platform. 

Install Nginx on DigitalOcean using the ultimate simplifier for docker-compose builds and seamless deployment to the cloud. Think of it as a WEBUI for docker-compose, combined with a powerful deployment tool.

Install NGINX with application Stack Builder


Looking for an easy tool to automate your Docker setup? 
Check out STACK BUILDER (Web application stack builder)

Let’s see how it works with a simple example!

Case 1: Setting up a basic nginx web server on Digital Ocean cloud.
Just log in to your account, click on STACK BUILDER, and then hit "Build your stack".


 


You will see the screen as shown below:


 


Since we don’t have any project, we need to create a new one. Simply click on the "Create new project" button, and you'll see the screen as shown in the screenshot below. From there, you can fill in the details according to your needs.



 


Here, enter the project name and other necessary details based on your needs. In this example, we'll set up a web server using Nginx. Go to the "Services" option and click on "Add from template"


 


Here, you'll find various ready-to-use Docker service templates. In our case, select Nginx, as shown below:



 


Next, you can adjust different settings like App name, Domain, Ports, Environment, Volumes, Networking, Docker Restart Policy, and more. In our case, we'll configure it without a domain name and using default predefined settings.
Once you've set up all the parameters, click on the "Continue" button. Then, choose your preferred cloud provider. In our example, we've selected DigitalOcean.


 


After selecting Digital Ocean, you'll see a screen like the one below, where you'll need to provide your Personal Access Token.
To get your Personal Access Token, follow the steps outlined in this link: https://try.direct/clouds/deploy-to-digital-ocean
Once you've generated your Personal Access Token on Digital Ocean, paste it in the designated field, as shown in the screenshot below:


 


Here, you can choose the Datacenter, Hardware configuration, and Base image by simply clicking on them. You can also select the number of Instances you need.


 


Next, click on continue button, and you will see your Docker-compose file in the next screen:


 


Review the docker-compose content, then click on the "Deploy" button to start your deployment automatically. It will take approximately 15 minutes. You can also check the runtime logs.


 


Once, the process is completed, you will see the screenshot similar to the below:


 


You'll notice the droplet has been automatically created in your DigitalOcean account. To access the Nginx webpage, simply enter your domain name or server IP address.


 


We have successfully set up Nginx web-server on Docker using Stack Builder.