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Add Alert Policy for Powered Off Droplets
Sometimes, a droplet will crash and power off. It would be very useful to have built in support for an alert policy that triggers a notification when a droplet is powered off.0
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Droplets with high bandwidth network interfaces (ex: 10 GB/s, 25 GB/s)
AFAIK, Currently all droplets have a minimum 2 GB/s network interface, But If you see AWS EC2 I3 instances they have 10 GB/s, 25 GB/s network interfaces It is better to have droplets with high bandwidth network interfaces (ex: 10 GB/s, 25 GB/s) s...0
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CentOS 8
CentOS 8 is avaliable with many new features: https://blog.centos.org/2019/09/centos-8-and-centos-stream-released/ Should be amaising to start using CentOS as base for new Droplest.0
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Give users the necessary information to avoid underprovisioning
Context: http://www.xaprb.com/blog/2010/06/01/under-provisioning-the-curse-of-the-cloud/ If given the specs of the host machine (number of cores, whether those cores have hyperthreading, amount of RAM, number and size of SSDs), an intelligent use...6
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Provide out of band console access via ssh
While the current web-based console is ok, I would like to be able to ssh into the console using my own tools, instead of the website. Make it accessible via alternate ports, such as 443, as well.3
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Argentina
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Make the interface for changing the kernel better
The interface you provide for changing the kernel of a droplet is incredibly annoying and error-prone. For one thing, you should provide a separate drop-down for i686 vs x86_64 and filter the list of kernels based on the value of that drop-down, ...3
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Provide elasticsearch clusters in the same way as database clusters
I use elasticsearch for a number of applications and each time I use it I have to create a much bigger droplet in terms of CPU and memory than I would otherwise need. I have been trying to setup a separate server just for ES but without success s...0
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Offer Oracle Linux as a disto for droplets
I would like to use Oracle Linux 6.4 (64 bit). This is a RHEL based disto, very similar in process/licensing with CentOS 6.44
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Support the rngd virtio driver
When hosting a secure website that gets lots of traffic, requests can be stalled due to insufficient entropy to feed the cryptographic process. On bare-metal hardware, the rngd daemon can feed the kernel's entropy provider, but there's no availab...2