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Replacing all droplet types by custom droplets
For example: +10GB hard drive = +$1/month +1 eCPU = +$1/month +512 MB RAM = +$1/month +1TB transfer = +$1/month So we could really emphasis on what matters for our project. Currently the smallest droplets are also - and by far - the best value/pr...18 Will not implement
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Please Vote Data Center in Indonesia (Indonesia is a big country big social media)
Indonesia is a big country big social media please vote for data center in Indonesia88 Future consideration
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Add Alpine Linux as a base image
http://alpinelinux.org/ I've been using this lately at home and it seems like a great option due to its size and scope.47 Needs review
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DNS: Configurable setting to raise and lower TTL value
When making changes to records in account DNS area, TTL value is permanently set to 2 hours making testing changes to DNS record difficult. By adding a control to lower TTL when making changes and raise it again after testing would be a big help. ...45 Shipped
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Cloud firewall
firewall service in the cloud with nice interface so no need to install extra software on Droplet.47 Shipped
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Ask for password before issuing a destroy or rebuild
When destroy a droplet, system should ask to enter password to confirm before delete it for more safety. Since this is the most important decision.39 Planned
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Datacenter in Switzerland
Best region for Europe Users. Secure, important Data-Privacy laws, amm...44 Future consideration
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Backups Daily instead of Weekly
Automatic weekly backups seem a bit far between, daily backups would be better. Especially for droplets holding data.20 Future consideration
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Add DNS CAA support to the DNS manager
I would like to see an implemention to support DNS CAA in DOs DNS controllpanel. DNS Certification Authority Authorization (CAA) uses the Internet's Domain Name System to specify which certificate authorities may be regarded as authoritative for ...65 Shipped
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Give users IPv6 /64 blocks when you roll out IPv6
As you guys are testing IPv6 in the Singapore region, I highly recommend you give users a /64 each when IPv6 rolls out. This is proper practice, and gives users more flexibility in terms of address selection.60 Future consideration