transfer droplet ownership
vang
i would like to be able to transfer a droplet as is (completely with IP address and RUNNING) from an account to another. this has nothing to do with droplet properties and it should be a simple change in database (for droplet_id change owner_id from user_X to user_Y or something like this).
from the interface point of view, it can be handled in a similar way with snapshot transfer, with one user offering and another user accepting the transfer
this is useful for billing purposes.
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Toby
I would add to this chain that it is not just droplets that need to be transferable between teams and accounts, but all resources. There are also app platforms, spaces, managed databases etc., and projects which contain them that should be easily transferable. This feature has both billing and dev-to-prod transfer consequences which are very important.
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Whitney Jutzin
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Need to transfer droplet to teams
John Devine
You need to be able to fully transfer droplets and spaces from user accounts to teams. Crazy that you can't!!!
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Whitney Jutzin
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Direct droplet transfer between customers
Luke
Transferring droplets via snapshots ( http://digitalocean.uservoice.com/forums/136585-digital-ocean/suggestions/4074426-transfer-droplets-between-users- ) is often a crapshoot due to capacity issues.
Would be nicer to be able to transfer ownership of a running droplet directly!
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Whitney Jutzin
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Seamless droplet transfer between Team Accounts
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David Feldstein
We need to split billing for some droplets and right now only way to do it is to shut down the server, take a snapshot of a droplet. Then recreate the droplet, transfer all the domains and mount all the volumes again. All this just to change the billing information and payment method.
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Whitney Jutzin
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Transfer droplets between users.
RunFor
It would be great to be able to transfer droplet to another account. So its won't be necessary to setup another one.
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Mike
This function has not yet been implemented.
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Mike
It is extremely necessary to make it possible to transfer a droplet with its IP address (so that the IP address remains the same). The entire infrastructure is strictly tied to IP addresses.
If the IP address changes, then it is necessary to reconfigure the entire infrastructure, resulting in loss of time, clients, and money.
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Emmal
To transfer ownership of a Digital Ocean Droplet, you can follow these steps:
Back up your Droplet: Before initiating the ownership transfer process, it's important to back up any important data on your Droplet. You can create a snapshot or backup of your Droplet from the Digital Ocean control panel. Let's join trap the cat.
Communicate with the New Owner: Coordinate with the new owner of the Droplet and ensure that they have a Digital Ocean account. You will need their account email address to initiate the transfer.
Initiate the Transfer: Log in to your Digital Ocean account and navigate to the Droplets section in the control panel. Locate the Droplet you want to transfer and click on it.
Josip Jelić
This is simply crucial to be able to play around while developing and once going into production handing over the billing to the client. Given there are no longer only droplets but also Managed Databases, Spaces... it's a real hassle to move them to another team while it should not be that hard to implement to simply change ownership of a project.
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Allow authorized users to transfer droplets to their accounts
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Alejandro Rodríguez
Let's say droplets are used for business. It would be great to ensure that the business keeps on if for any reason the owner of the droplets could not manage them anymore. An authorized user on one-self's account could transfer droplets at any time to their accounts (also with same the IP address).
As a security measure, a mail with a link could be send to the original owner if he would want to have the droplet back within a certain period of time.
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