Hi,
I love Digital Ocean and am thinking about offering a blog service on top of the api.
I’ve written some simple blog software in Ruby and have already created a snapshot of a fully configured 1GB instance. I’ve had a few people ask me if they could get it hosted, so I started thinking about building an app that would allow them to set the software up automatically through a nice gui.
I know there’s a cap on how many servers you can have, but the general idea would be:
Is this something Digital Ocean supports? I know I can already do this with Linode, but I prefer Digital Ocean.
Thanks.
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This is definitely something that DigitalOcean supports. There are already a number of platforms that do similar things. Cloud66, Cloudways, Laravel Forge, and many others are building on top of DigitalOcean.
If you file a support ticket and explain your use case, you can get your droplet limit increased. We have an initial limit to prevent abuse, but will lift it for legitimate users.
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