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Heya, @unilynx
What you’re seeing with doctl compute image list includes DigitalOcean Marketplace “1-Click” Application Images, which are publicly available base images that DigitalOcean provides or that trusted vendors publish for you to deploy easily.
These images (like Convoy or Nakama) aren’t actually created by you — they’re just available to use if you want to create a Droplet from them.
So, they’re not spam, and they’re not taking up space in your account they’re just listed because doctl compute image list by default shows all images you have access to, including:
Regards
Hi,
It sounds like they’re DigitalOcean Marketplace application images that show up in doctl even though they’re not public or owned by you. It’s a bit confusing, but they’re not spam or injected into your account.
They’re listed because they’re available to you as marketplace images.
You’re not being targeted, and no one’s creating images in your account.
Still, if you want to be 100% sure, reach out to DigitalOcean support and ask them to confirm.