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by raiyu 10y ago
Happy to beat AWS to India ;)
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by raiyu 10y ago
We worked very hard with our bandwidth providers to be able to provide the same pricing structure in India as in all of our other regions. It's taken us close to 2 years from first initially investigating the possibility of a datacente
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by raiyu 11y ago
At this time all billing is still done in USD.
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by raiyu 11y ago
The name is to reflect Toronto. =]
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by raiyu 12y ago
Love the straightforward replies =]
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by raiyu 12y ago
I agree that some certifications are out of style, specifically in programming because you can glean so much more data about a candidate from their code rather than a certification. However, in other areas, if the certification is sufficien
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by raiyu 12y ago
Thanks for the feedback, we're definitely looking to improve a lot of the missing features and capabilities and really looking forward to 2015 in that regard. As for the professionalism and reliability I'd love to hear more as tho
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by raiyu 12y ago
Thanks for bringing this up, this is part of why we closed such a large debt round so that we could really focus on the next evolution of the hardware that we use. There are a lot of things in the works for that and we will be really excite
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by raiyu 12y ago
Thanks! Etel wrote many of the articles herself before building out an amazing team. She works really hard to make the articles engaging, informative, and easy to read.
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by raiyu 12y ago
The article headline is more of a play on the number of times a sysadmin has cursed because of the mail server that she/he was administering. It's kind of been a right of passage, though becoming much less frequent these days wi
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by raiyu 12y ago
When we were putting together out first status page we didn't really look through open source or free solutions since we knew it would be a mission critical service for us. At the time statuspage was just being founded and we met with
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by raiyu 12y ago
The public profiles are a necessary step to allow users to share their images. This way when someone finds a shared image they can look up the public profile of the person that shared it to get an idea of how legitimate their profile is. =]
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by raiyu 12y ago
When we began the work to integrate with CoreOS we saw that it was a perfect opportunity to build out the metadata service, which is why we decided to delay that initial launch until we rolled out this service. After we've had a chance
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by raiyu 12y ago
Hey, We are reading this and we will be helping soon. We met with Alex Polvi when he stopped our office a few weeks ago and we discussed integrating CoreOS. Given how their file systems are laid out and a couple of other items on their side
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by raiyu 12y ago
Here you see the complexity of the process in that anything that is added or used can be circumvented, including IDs and so forth. In regards to pre-paid and debit cards we saw a very high incidence of abuse related to those cards specifica
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by raiyu 12y ago
We are in the process of opening up in datacenters in NYC and AMS which will also feature IPv6 and then we'll be retrofitting the remaining datacenters for that. Thanks!
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by raiyu 12y ago
Unfortunately we deal with a large amount of abusive and fraudulent signups which leads to a bunch of abuse on the network such as mining, port scanning, and flooding. We do everything we can to filter out abuse automatically and then deter
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by raiyu 12y ago
Usually takes a bit of time for the registrars to update the Geo information.
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by raiyu 12y ago
At the moment all of our billing across all of our geographies is done in US dollars, which given the exchange rate of the UK and EU is usually within your favor. Is there a conversion charge that your credit card company levies on you for
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Infinit – Peer to Peer file sharing startup raises $1.8MM(techcrunch.com)
3 points by raiyu 12y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 12y ago
It looks like from our end that there was a large trans-atlantic issue which affected a lot of the connectivity between the US and EU and other providers were affected. In our case we had to route around Telia which seemed to be the link th
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by raiyu 12y ago
Hi, We recommend that customers instead use our built in SSH key manager which allows you to add public SSH keys to your account which can then be added to your droplets during creation. When you using SSH keys no root password is emailed a
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AT&T may buy DirecTV for $50 billion(cnet.com)
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by raiyu 12y ago
Singapore is running on a new backend code base which supports this we are working on a migration pathway for the rest of the cloud so it is in the works. But as I mentioned in another area of this thread regarding product roadmap announcem
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by raiyu 12y ago
We are rolling out IPv6 initially with a single IP address to see how the network side of things handles that since we have already a large deployment of IPv4 and then evaluate from there. Thanks, Moisey Cofounder DigitalOcean
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by raiyu 12y ago
That's a great point and we totally missed our roadmap in 2013, by about 9-12 months. This is something that Zach Holman at Github addresses in why Github doesn't really communicate about their roadmap: https://github.c
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by raiyu 12y ago
Answered below, grandfathered users are our early adopters and we release features to them in a limited public beta test first to collect feedback before a general release. There is no correlation to size allocation, it's just that the
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by raiyu 12y ago
There aren't any charges for IPv6. Thanks, Moisey Cofounder DigitalOcean
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by raiyu 12y ago
Grandfathered users are our early adopter customers. When we do large rollouts we usually release new features to them first in a limited public beta test so we can collect feedback. They have been extremely helpful in helping us to find an
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by raiyu 13y ago
We have a couple of resources to help you with that in our community: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/how-do-you-... https://digitalocean.com/community/tags/security Tha

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