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As a user, you can fix this by having a proxy that fits in front and manages ACL's. Obviously you have to pay for resources for that proxy, and it's probably g
by londons_explore 3y ago
As a user, you can fix this by having a proxy that fits in front and manages ACL's.
Obviously you have to pay for resources for that proxy, and it's probably going to want a large bandwidth allocation. Lucky because DO doesn't charge for bandwidth.
- rmbyrro 3y agoIf I have to implement and manage an ACL myself (such a basic feature!!), it's better to go ahead and implement something like min.io and ditch DO entirely.
- undyingtrillion 3y agoThis is mostly true, but there is a case where you use your transfer pool. From their product docs: Droplets have their own transfer allowance, independent of Spaces. Traffic from Droplets to Spaces does not count against your Spaces transfer allowance (because inbound bandwidth to Spaces is free), but does currently count against your Droplets’ outbound transfer allowance. https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/spaces/details/pricing/#bandwidth https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/spaces/details/pricin...