It would be nice to have Almalinux as a droplet creation option. I have tried setting up a custom image but go lost in the technicalities.

It would be great if we could download a snapshot. I would use snapshot to replicate development environment on my local computer, I believe many others will do the same. Thanks

I would like to be able to have each of my app platform components in different regions, rather than have to create a separate app for each region.

Automatic weekly backups seem a bit far between, daily backups would be better. Especially for droplets holding data.

Hello We are developing a Linux operating system called Future OS. Supported platforms x86_64 and aarch64. Downloadable installation iso files: workstation, server. Downloadable installation images: cloud, iot (raspberry pi 4 and cm4), mobile (developing...) Our operating system uses NetworkManager, Firewalld, Systemd, RPM package manager and DNF update manager. By adding the latest kernels and software to our package repository, we always provide the latest versions and only add stable packages to the repository. We are currently using the operating system with qcow2 that we created on DigitalOcean without any problems. We add a special visual and we start using it in 1 minute with a single click. The image includes qemu-guest-agent and cloud-init. DigitalOcean can seamlessly perform the following operations on our image: droplet creation add ssh key if available change root password and hostname configuring the network interface root password reset In addition, bandwitch, cpu and memory graphics can be viewed on the platform. We want Future OS to be included in the list of DigitalOcean operating systems. For this we want you to try and rate Future OS. How can you try Future OS? After logging in to DigitalOcean, go to images > custom images and use the import by url button. Image url: https://pkgs.futurelinux.org/future/1/images/cloud/Future-1-x64.qcow2 After adding the custom image, you can try it by creating a droplet. If you like Future OS, we would appreciate it if you could support us. Thanks.

At the moment automatic backups are taken 'every few days' (I can't find how many days exactly, but I know it's way too many). I was having the following idea: Users pay 1$ per month to enable automatic backups Depending on their plan, they have a few slots available (you'll unlock additional slots by upgrading to a better plan) You can choose your own interval (twice a day, once a day, once a week) If you run out of slots, the oldest backup will be destroyed automatically to make space for a new backup This way everyone can choose their own interval but everyone will get and pay the same.

It would be great if the new monitoring service also had webhooks. This would make it significantly easier for our orchestration service to respond to events and take action.

Please add Debian 11 bullseye to your Droplets.

When creating and destroying clusters on mass, we need a way to clean up by selecting several droplets and choosing to destroy them as one.