I’m currently using my droplet only for experimental use and creating a site. Nothing that’s included needs 24/7 power.
So at least while I’m asleep, I’m looking for a way to automate my droplet to shutdown and reboot at specific times, every day of the week.
Thanks!
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I thought you didn’t had to pay when droplets are powered off, but that appears not to be the case. That makes this feature useless for now. <br> <br>Nevermind, just kill this question! :)
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