Is there a simple step-by-step guide to get a Answers deployed onto cloud with ngnix?

This might be a viable cheap hosting solution, which supports Answers:

https://www.pikapods.com/apps

My full journey to successful clean set-up where users can log-in using Google log-in as well as sign-up using their email is roughly as follows:

1. Create a AWS Lightsail Droplet / Domain / DNS
2. fiddle fiddle fiddle
3. Realize that AWS Lightsail kinda sucks
4. Switch to Digital Ocean
5. Set-up New DO Droplet with a clean ubuntu (do not do Ubuntu + Docker image, had problems there)
6. Install pre-requisites
7. Compile w/ OAuth2, create docker image (to compile, up the droplet to 2GB Memory or even 4GB, to run can go back down to 1GB to start)
8. Create MySQL DB on Digital Ocean
9. Run docker image
10. Follow initial install steps to get Answers up and running
11. Install Nginx Proxy Manager(Yes!) to get SSL and port forwarding
12. Configure Oath2 with Google, following Google instructions / questions here
13. Figure out SMTP outgoing email, ended up using https://forwardemail.net/, but there are many options
14. Configure that, viewing docker logs for debugging
15. Success!

Took about 3-4 days about 1 hour each day. I'm technical, but mostly doing this for the first time. All-in-all, I'm happy, would be great to include above with detailed instructions in some sort of getting started guide.

Hi Anton, there are simple steps you can take to self host Answer on lets say Digital Ocean.

1. Create Digital Ocean Droplet VM
2. Point A record of sub/domain to Droplets IP
3. Use Nginx Proxy Manager to get automated SSL cert and proxy FQDN to the docker instance of Answer.

Do let me know if you need help.