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  The recent story reminded me of this question! Suppose I am a developer with a webapp that I want to run cheaply, on-prem or using Linux hosting (droplets on DO, Linode, etc.), but I am not a proper sysadmin. I also want to avoid using proprietary cloud services to avoid vendor lock-in. What are some books or tools of trade that would be useful to know about to properly run webapp for production?

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