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yeah but they also shut down droplets and froze account without any explanations; here: We have done a further review of this account and found it to match som
by joering2 8y ago
yeah but they also shut down droplets and froze account without any explanations; here:
We have done a further review of this account and found it to match some unusual patterns leading to violations of our terms & conditions. Due to internal security and privacy reasons, we can not go into detail about the specifics of these violations. We will not be able to allow any further services on this account due to that. We do apologize for any inconvenience.
In example above, I was merely using VPN.
If you are building pops and moms website that only your grandma going to visit then sure there ain't nothing better than DigitalOcean. But they are bunch of amateurs and don't even offer customer support over the phone. So much for reducing your cost over 80% if your droplets are frozen, out of net, and there is not even a number to call.
They also have hard limits of number of instances you can spin. I think 12 is the max at the moment. That's a joke :) not to mention their Xeons are from 2011. Look into something like OVH if you are looking at quality, reliability, top notch customer support and reasonable TOS. If you want to host your grandpa site, then go with DO.