Migrate your DigitalOcean VPS to Proxmox with this simple and easy to follow guide~ More coming soon with screenshots in the meantime use the existing unraid VM guide!
Migrate your DigitalOcean to Unraid VM with this simple and easy to follow guide. Save hundreds or thousands of dollars a year by running your VPS locally.
#Set a root password, this will be useful to use VNC
Step 1. Shutdown/Restart droplet into Recovery Mode in DO Control Panel, take note of the temporary root password shown in console.
Step 2: Then copy the remote disk image of the DigitalOcean droplet to your local machine
ssh root@43.44.X.X "dd if=/dev/vda" | sudo dd of=88plug.raw bs=64k
Step 3: Convert the .raw file to a compatible .img file for Unraid
qemu-img convert -p -O raw 88plug.raw disk.img
Step 4: Sync Image file to Unraid
rsync -av --progress -e "ssh -T -c aes128-ctr -o Compression=no -x" disk.img root@tower.local:/mnt/user/domains/88plug/
Step 5: Create a new VM with the same OS as your DO Droplet.
Bonus round: For other systems use the handy table below
By far the best cpu frequency manager for linux is a gnome extension call cpufreq. If you are not familiar with gnome extensions, they are very easy to manage and install. There is a Firefox plugin required, and once installed you can view your plugins here.
Features Include
Enable/Disable total cores in use
Granular control over power profiles
Easily set min/max frequency
Starts on boot and can be managed as a gnome plugin
Step 1 : Add the Gnome Firefox Plugin as prompted at the top of the page Step 2: Click “On” button here
Fixes systemd-resolved[356]: Server returned error NXDOMAIN, mitigating potential DNS violation DVE-2018-0001, retrying transaction with reduced feature level UDP.