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removed references to digitalocean from docs in prep for SAAS (no need telling them how to do it without us)

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## Hosted linux
There is no significant difference in setup between a linux server physically on premise or hosted from a hosting provider such as [Digitalocean](https://www.digitalocean.com/) or [Linode](https://www.linode.com/) with SSH shell access.
There is no significant difference in setup between a linux server physically on premise or hosted from a hosting provider with SSH shell access.
The largest demand put on an AyaNova server is report rendering so if it will be common to render reports with dozens or hundreds of pages you will find that more memory and CPUs will be beneficial.
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Swap memory should be considered a stopgap emergency measure only and not relied upon regularly to ensure sufficient memory. If the swap file is being accessed regularly it's a clear indication that more ram needs to be installed or allocated.
DigitalOcean [has a guide](https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-add-swap-space-on-ubuntu-20-04) for Ubuntu droplets that walks through the process or see your distribution documentation for setting this. We recommend double the size of ram allocated to swap space so if you have 1GB of ram then a 2GB swap space is appropriate.
We recommend double the size of ram allocated to swap space so if you have 1GB of ram then a 2GB swap space is appropriate.
### 2\. Install ASP.NET Core runtime
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##### Static IP address
A static IP address is **required** to host AyaNova on the internet. If you have a virtual or physical server through a server hosting provider such as Digitalocean or Linode then you will already have a static IP address. If you are hosting your own server on premise on a private office network connecting to the internet via an Internet Service Provider you will need to ensure your ISP has provided you with a static IP address and if they haven't you will need to request a static IP address and have that address on hand before proceeding.
A static IP address is **required** to host AyaNova on the internet. If you have a virtual or physical server through a server hosting provider then you will already have a static IP address. If you are hosting your own server on premise on a private office network connecting to the internet via an Internet Service Provider you will need to ensure your ISP has provided you with a static IP address and if they haven't you will need to request a static IP address and have that address on hand before proceeding.
##### Registered domain name

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## Shared multiple user server installation
When more than one user will be accessing AyaNova it can be set up on a Linux server either on-premise or with a Linux hosting provider, for example [Digitalocean](https://www.digitalocean.com/) or [Linode](https://www.linode.com/) that provides full shell access to a virtual or physical server.
When more than one user will be accessing AyaNova it can be set up on a Linux server either on-premise or with a Linux hosting provider, that provides full shell access to a virtual or physical server.
[Server install guide](ops-install-linux-server.md)

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AyaNova supports many configurations from single user on a single computer, multiple office users on a local area network to large corporate scenarios where AyaNova is accessed globally from the internet.
AyaNova server can be installed on many platforms including a single computer for private use, on-premise with a office network server or hosted on a 3rd party internet hosting provider such as [DigitalOcean](https://www.digitalocean.com/).
AyaNova server can be installed on many platforms including a single computer for private use, on-premise with a office network server or hosted on a 3rd party internet hosting provider.
The [installation guide](ops-install.md) is the starting point for installing the AyaNova server to meet specific needs.