Install a Cosmic-powered Nuxt.js App on Digital Ocean in 5 minutesby@tonyspiro
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Install a Cosmic-powered Nuxt.js App on Digital Ocean in 5 minutes

by Tony Spiro4mJune 19th, 2018
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In just a few commands, you’ll be up and running with a Cosmic-powered Nuxt.js app on a scalable Digital Ocean Droplet. With Cosmic JS, you can have a website connected to a CMS, or share a team with your team. With the help of the Cosmic.JS tool, we can scaffold new projects and execute actions in your Cosmic JS account. We will be installing Node.js and Nginx to run our app on port 80 (which is the port assigned to websites running on a domain on http) This will allow us to view the app on just the IP address.

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