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Nice that they're starting to catch up with AWS... from 2008. https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2008/03/26/announcing-elastic-ip-addresses-and-availab

• IgorPartola 11y ago
  That's a lot like saying GameStop is catching up to Walmart. They are different products aimed at different markets. I run stuff on both right now and they both have their strengths. For example AWS just rolled out hosted ElasticSearch. Since it's a new product to me, I don't want to jump into maintaining a cluster of ES nodes in production right away. I might experiment with that on DO, but for an actual product I want to release soon AWS's option is better, even though it's about 10x more expensive.