Difference between revisions of "Dedicated Server Kit Digital Ocean Setup"
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* As a user of the kit, you are solely responsible for the administration and maintenance costs of your dedicated server. This assumes a knowledge of what a dedicated server is and how to set up one on your end. We only provide the backend code for you to build your own platform upon. | * As a user of the kit, you are solely responsible for the administration and maintenance costs of your dedicated server. This assumes a knowledge of what a dedicated server is and how to set up one on your end. We only provide the backend code for you to build your own platform upon. | ||
− | * We do not provide support for matters not strictly related to the kit, such as writing your game's multiplayer logic or setting up/deploying the kit on your dedicated server. | + | * We do not provide support for matters not strictly related to the kit, such as writing your game's multiplayer logic or setting up/deploying the kit on your dedicated server. Your server is your responsibility, and we do not have any control nor responsibility over it. |
= Creating a new droplet = | = Creating a new droplet = |
Revision as of 07:15, 28 December 2020
Before proceedingIt is highly recommended that you test the kit locally on your machine first, before trying to deploy it to a remote server. It is also highly recommended that you have a basic knowledge of server administration before attempting to deploy the kit to a remote server. Please note:
Creating a new dropletInstalling the required dependencies |