DigitalOcean

Hello, I’ve built an AI Agent that develops web applications automatically . It can generate small to medium-sized web apps from a single user prompt or through step-by-step refinement. Once the app is generated, I provide users with a live preview link to test it. After review, users can: Download – Purchase a ZIP file of the complete application. Publish – Deploy directly to a DigitalOcean droplet. I plan to integrate DigitalOcean droplet plans into my platform, with a 20% margin to cover deployment, migration, and configuration. This approach provides: * Increased DigitalOcean sales (new users directly deploying apps on droplets). * Frictionless onboarding (apps move from “idea” to live deployment in minutes). * Shared growth potential by positioning DigitalOcean as the default hosting partner for AI-generated applications. I’d be glad to share a demo of what I’ve built. Looking forward to discussing how we can collaborate.

When deploying from a container registry such as DOCR, you cannot add a resource (i.e. dev database) before deploying. You can add one after the fact, but it hampers the deployment process.

It would be great to have a managed pub/sub & queue available, you already have Kafka but is expensive and overkill for some cases (like a simple email queue), having a queue linkable to a function would be great

Laravel runs great on App Domain, and it's super easy. However when you use Laravel Octane which is the next generation (super fast) it cannot leverage the technology. It would be amazing if it detected Octane and setup the server accordingly. Octane is a bit special and needs certain dependencies. As of this moment as a programmer with little server knowledge I will need to use Laravel Forge to set it up for me with a droplet.

This option would have saved me my ass once when I accidentally deleted the cluster when updating my IaC. Would be great, It backups stay for a period of time. e.g. 7 more days after the cluster is destroyed.

Can we add direct one drop installation of plausible

Add support for arbitrary docker images running as apps (or droplets) and allow users to configure the environment and port mappings. Basically, support docker without having the user ssh and configure stuff on the box. And of courrse support adding volumes to apps.