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DigitalOcean is a cloud hosting platform built to serve the needs of startups and established businesses. The software gives developers access to building, deployment, and scaling applications. The platform is best known for its flexible pricing structure and global data centers, as well as an easy-to-use, intuitive control panel.
| Company | DigitalOcean Holdings |
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| Year founded | 2012 |
| Company size | 1001-5000 employees |
| Headquarters | New York, NY |
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
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The ease of drop let creation and existing templates
More variety in templates, for example Apache Superset
Data analysis, odk hosting, mysql hosting
The simplicity of being able to control my entire client ecosphere from a web-browser is huge.
Honestly, for the price, I really have zero complaints.
We build web and mobile applications, and having the ability to spin up a multi-tiered application environment very quickly during prototyping is a big advantage over self-hosted, clunky solutions
I love its balance feature because most of the other cloud providers ask about credit cards. I also love its payment option and I always love to pay with Paypal, but I also prefer GPay.
I wish the price could be cheaper and I also wish for a GPU droplet at an affordable price including the Windows OS option. Honestly, I will use a GPU droplet for mining so it should be profitable for miners. Sometimes, I feel login with authentication is too much and I wish there could be a better option for security.
Honestly, Linux VM needn't change port because it could be scanned with Nmap and It also needn't use Dovecot for IMAP and POP3 because Postfix also has IMAP and POP3 features.
What I like about DigitalOcean is the simplicity and variety of the services provided and that everything works.
Nothing, their offerings are well suited for my needs, especially their Kubernetes clusters
Building APIs
Stability. Since I migrated my vps over 6 years ago, I haven't had any issues. But the support is also good. And the way I can scale my vps also appeals to me.
What I don't like is that the price is in Dollars, and as I'm from Brazil, it varies a lot.
In Brazil, the cost of accommodation is expensive and offers few resources. When we talk about VPSs, prices go up even more. Therefore, even paying in dollars, it is still advantageous to have Digital Ocean. Today I host my systems with VPSs and I have the freedom to shape as I want.
The price to benefits ratio is the best in the market. All the functionality I need at a reasonable price. It's simple to set things up without unnecessary clutter.
I would appreciate larger Spaces and additional sizes available, not just the 250G.
Hosting and deploying different web apps and APIs for various clients, all with varying needs.
Pricing and Reliability as well as the newly introduced services offering SaaS
The absense of correspondent service catalouhe similar to AWS
Mainly on hosting and template based droplets , this side by side the low pricing helped me to build my workspace for development
Easy to find settings; Clear documentation; Beautiful dashboard layout; Community; Server setup made easy; Services at one-click like backup and DNS;
Nothing to comment on untill now. DO is a great service.
Hosting WordPress and PHP websites; Managing DNS, and backups;
The simplicity. The UI is easy to use, and services easy to understand and configure.
We all want things to be cheaper don't we? I think the only other thing I would change is to make new services available in all zones sooner.
Webapp and Microservice hosting. The simplicity of getting services to work together and to be able to automate with Terraform.
DigitalOcean is a modern easy to use Cloud provider that will fulfill all your needs without vacuuming all your quarterly budget allowances. It has balanced compute instances, dedicated databases, Kubernetes, and an App platform to get your MVP out as soon as possible.
Nothing, they always ask what we would like to see in the future, what do we miss from other platforms, and then update their offerings :D
I'm running a home server away from home, with 100%* uptime, without having to deal with noise, the heat, or the home-level ISP issues you would find doing this at home