doctl-compute-droplet:tldr:c72cf

The command you provided is using the doctl command-line interface to create a new Droplet (virtual private server) on the DigitalOcean cloud.

Here is the breakdown of the command:

• doctl: This is the command-line tool for DigitalOcean.
• compute: This subcommand is used to interact with the compute resources (like Droplets) on DigitalOcean.
• droplet create: This subcommand specifically creates a new Droplet.
• --region ${region}: This flag specifies the region where the Droplet will be created. The ${region} variable should be replaced with the desired region code (e.g., nyc1 for New York).
• --image ${os_image}: This flag specifies the image (operating system) for the Droplet. The ${os_image} variable should be replaced with the desired image slug (e.g., ubuntu-18-04-x64 for Ubuntu 18.04).
• --size ${vps_type}: This flag specifies the Droplet's size (virtual private server type/resource allocation). The ${vps_type} variable should be replaced with the desired size slug (e.g., s-1vcpu-1gb for the starter size with 1 virtual CPU and 1GB RAM).
• ${droplet_name}: This is the name you want to give to your Droplet. It should be replaced with the desired name.

By executing this command, a new Droplet will be created on DigitalOcean with the specified region, image, size, and name.