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How do I install Confluence and Jira Software onto my Digital ocean droplet? Also...

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How do I install the latest version of self hosted Confluence and Jira Software onto my Digital ocean droplet?
It is running Ubuntu Server version 18.04.2 LTS it is the $5 droplet and I planned to install both of them on the same server, would this be an issue running them at the same time on such a cheap droplet? It is a droplet with 1 GB of RAM. Only three people will be using it.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Does the droplet have at least 4Gb memory?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Does the droplet have at least 4Gb memory?

unknown

No, only 1 GB but only three people will be using it.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Sorry, I completely missed the 1GB you said in your question. I should have read more carefully.

That's not going to work. Jira (with no apps added) needs at least 768Mb, Confluence 512 and Synchrony (the collaborative editing service Confluence can use) another 512, and you need to have some room for the operating system as well.

The smallest Jira + Confluence server I have access to, which has 4 users, is a 4Gb machine, with 1Gb for each of those three systems and 1Gb to give the OS some working space.

You could run either Jira OR Confluence and synchrony on your droplet, but there's no chance of running both and having them work. At an absolute minimum, you'll need two 1Gb droplets, one for Jira and one for Confluence/synchrony with minimal memory allowances, but I would strongly recommend giving both systems significantly more than the minimum - at least 1Gb for Jira, 1Gb for Confluence/Synchrony and then some more for the operating system.

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Nah, don't apologise, I missed that out initially so I updated it in case I received further comments. You did not miss it, I added it after your comment then I also put the clarification below as well in a new comment, just being thorough.

Makes sense, so 4 GB droplet should be enough for?:

3 Users
Confluence
Jira Software

I won't mark this down as an answer just yet, I was also looking for a basic setup guide also on digital ocean or ubuntu rather, as I have no idea how to do it, for example do I do it all through apt-get or what exactly?

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