if you only deploy Strapi to DO app platform thats fine, but if you attempt to deploy both Strapi and a static site (like Next Js for example) together you'll run into problems with http request routes. The way Strapi is configured was meant to be used with the default root route, but in most cases we want to point the static site to default route "/". So the workaround needed is to create 2 separate apps here, or avoid their app platform and create a droplet configuring everything manually. Hope this helps someone
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if you only deploy Strapi to DO app platform thats fine, but if you attempt to deploy both Strapi and a static site (like Next Js for example) together you'll run into problems with http request routes. The way Strapi is configured was meant to be used with the default root route, but in most cases we want to point the static site to default route "/". So the workaround needed is to create 2 separate apps here, or avoid their app platform and create a droplet configuring everything manually. Hope this helps someone