DigitalOcean cloud image: where's MariaDB + PHP7.3?

[Galadh]

Hi,
following my friend's advice, I've decided to use OpenLiteSpeed and DigitalOcean for one of my projects. He linked me the documentation for cloud images which he used for his Wordpress setup, telling me that the preinstalled packages included the latest version of MariaDB and PHP. In the documentation I see this package list:

Package Installation

Component Version
Linux Ubuntu 18.04.1
OpenLiteSpeed Latest from LiteSpeedtech Repo
MariaDB Latest from APT
PHP Latest from LiteSpeedtech Repo
phpMyAdmin Latest from phpMyAdmin
LiteSpeed Cache Latest from WordPress.org
memcached Latest from APT
redis Latest from APT
Certbot Latest from Certbot’s PPA
Postfix Latest from APT

But when I try to create the droplet, DigitalOcean proposes me a different image, with MySQL and PHP 7.2. Is there a way to load the cloud image described in the documentation, or is the documentation outdated?

Thank you.

 

[Cold-Egg]

Hi @Galadh,

I guess you are not using openlitespeed wordpress image. Instead, you're using original wordpress which is not provided by LiteSpeed.
If you search wordpress from digitalocean's marketplace, you should see it.
You can also use the hyperlinks from the following doc to launch ols-wp image directly
https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/wordpress/#step-1

Best,
Eric

 

[Galadh]

Thank you very much, it worked!
For some reason, DigitalOcean's OpenLiteSpeed Wordpress Cloud Image page shows the wrong package list (MySQL instead of MariaDB, PHP 7.2 instead of PHP 7.3, no redist, no memcached), but as soon as I could check, I found it's all there, as described in OLS documentation.

Best regards,

Federico

 

[Cold-Egg]

Thank you, just updated.
We didn't list all packages by following Digitalocean's guide that vendors should display the most important packages only (<=5).