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yeah, I understand that’s the rule of the service… just saying that’s a great commercial bs statement. So I’m paying the full instance price($40!), for 1 IP and a few Mo of cold storage.
“…for future use take a snapshot of it and then destroy it…” => that’s my point… why is this not the automatic shutdown behavior?? it kind of take out all the “easy/flexibility” out the service
anyway, destroyed my last droplets I was keeping off “just in case”. already off to AWS !
“reserved” ?? isn’t this cloud computing… well that’s what i was afraid of. One would expect there is no charge for a server off (so basically not using any resources).