# WordPress + Discourse mit Digital Ocean und Serverpilot

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**Created:** [30. März 2018 um 18:13 UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/wordpress-discourse-using-digital-ocean-and-serverpilot/84246 "2018-03-30T18:13:35Z")\
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> [@thephotographyblog](#):
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> Haven’t you even bothered to take a look at their sites?

I have! But I have people moving away from them because of reasons that are beyond the scope of this conversation.  
I won’t believe those reviews because unless I’m doing some serious task on a server, casual updates are enough for it to function normally unless something fails.  
If you’re paying someone just to keep your server updated, you probably don’t know about linux and the way it handles updates.  
There is a thing called Canonical Livepatch if you are not comfortable with rebooting.

The reviews are not from prosumers. Those are people who don’t know much about servers and linux in general and hence look out for something that can shift the liability from them to a 3rd party.

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