With Sail you can provision a new DigitalOcean server for your WordPress application in a single command.
Before provisioning a new server, make sure you've installed Sail and created a DigitalOcean API token to use with Sail.
To provision a new WordPress project with Sail, we recommend creating a new empty directory, and running:
sail init
This will initialize your project, provision all necessary services at your cloud provider, download and install a fresh WordPress application. Provisioning usually takes less than two minutes.
If you haven't saved your provider token and admin e-mail address to your user
configuration, sail init will prompt for these. You can specify them on the
command line during init, like this:
sail init --provider-token=YOUR_TOKEN --email=ADMIN_EMAIL
Or you can save them to a default user configuration, which will be used for every new Sail project you create, unless explicit values are provided on the command line:
sail config provider-token YOUR_TOKEN
sail config email ADMIN_EMAIL
These default configuration values can be deleted at any time with:
sail config provider-token --delete
sail config email --delete