DigitalOcean
A cloud computing service offering Droplets for virtual servers, managed Kubernetes, Spaces object storage, and managed databases. Ideal for developers and startups to deploy, manage, and scale applications efficiently in web hosting and data processing.
Cost / License
- Subscription
- Proprietary
Application types
Platforms
- Online
Features
- Time billing
- Virtualization
- VPS Hosting
- Support for IPv6
- Encrypted Backup
- Droplets, Custom Images
- Cloud Hosting
- SSD Storage
- Managed Database Hosting
- Networking Configuration
- File Storage
- VPS
Tags
- DNS Manager
- Developer Tools
DigitalOcean News & Activities
Recent News
- Maoholguin published news article about Paperspace
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What is DigitalOcean?
DigitalOcean is a cloud computing platform offering virtual servers, storage, and networking resources. It targets developers, startups, and small to medium-sized businesses, providing a user-friendly platform for application deployment, management, and scaling. Its main products are virtual servers (Droplets), managed Kubernetes, object storage (Spaces), and managed databases. These services are used for hosting web applications, creating development and testing environments, data storage and processing, deploying and scaling web applications, APIs, and microservices, storing and serving static assets, and simplifying database administration.
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Subscription ranging between $5 and $960 per month.Rating
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DigitalOcean combined with ServerPilot or RunCloud is The Best and Reliable Cloud Hosting. Just $5 per month. Awesome!
The three hyperlinks are affiliate ones. Dude...
The TOS is clear that if you post it - they can do what they want with it - in perpetuity. Making this one of those MONEY HOSTS that would not be legal in France, that mandates fair treatment of artists.
I sincerely think that this should be outlawed because it is just not a fair and above-board way of doing business. It would be fair to outlaw it and level the playing field if it costs $.50 cents more.
BUSINESS WISE A TOS LIKE THIS IS UNTENABLE, AND A COMPLETE FAIL.
Some references/citations would be helpful
One of the best cloud hosting service providers ever!
DO a very good cloud hosting with a reasonable price. It is easy to use and it's always improving. I host a small Rails app on DigitalOcean with Cloud 66. Great combo.
I now have tried AWS LightSail and Digital ocean beets them 20:1 . DigitalOcean is faster and has more options when setting up Droplets/Instants for virtual servers. the speed of Digital Oceans servers beet AWS 4:1 with the same specs. ill stay on DigitalOcean
Remote VM Hosting (ie. complete and total control over your hardware and software environment) at insanely low prices starting at less-than-a-penny an hour. Even the cheapest plan is extremely capable for software development and lightweight hosting and is capable of providing a graphical desktop environment to connect to via a protocol of your choice (VNC, RDP, etc)
The best I've tried so far. It's super easy to set stuff up and super easy to customize it. The only issue I've had is sometimes the interface glitches out, but it's nothing serious. People complaining about them not having a TOS probably got their sites shut down for a reason and plus should've had a database backup.
[Edited by Neoflash, January 10]