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Worth noting that Digital Ocean doesn't actually bill for bandwidth. They say they do in their Droplet template descriptions, but they really don't. I've push
by benwilber0 9y ago
Worth noting that Digital Ocean doesn't actually bill for bandwidth. They say they do in their Droplet template descriptions, but they really don't. I've pushed many many terabytes to/from my Droplets and never received a bill for it. But you need to cap your individual Droplet bandwidth using something like tc[0] around ~400MB/s or they'll shut off the network interface (DDoS detection).
[0] http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Traffic-Control-HOWTO/intro.html http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Traffic-Control-HOWTO/intro.html
- tribby 9y agoindeed. I'm surprised how buried this comment is, because it's a really good deal (until they change things). anecdotally, DO sent me an email when one of my droplets was sustaining around 200MB/s, but it wasn't a "knock it off" email, it was an "is this intentional" email. is the ~400MB/s figure from your own experience?