Hi there.
I would like to create an automated website hosting service on digital ocean. I do not want to use WHCMS, but using digital ocean API. My concern is about the droplet limit.
I was planning to take one small droplet to host a website. I saw there is a droplet limit. So how can I serve the service if I have more customers?
Does the digital ocean remove the limit if I give a reason?
I wonder how Cloudways does work without any droplet limit!
Thank you.
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Hello, @rahulna
If you want to increase your droplet limit you’ll need to follow these steps:
First, access your account and navigate to your account page.
Once there, you’ll want to click the Increase link to open the form to increase your account’s current limit.if you’re having a limit of 25 the option to increase the limit to 50 should work instantly and the limit will be increased to 50 droplets.
If you require a higher limit, then fill out the form and after you’ve submitted the form, it will then be passed on to DigitalOcean’s support team for review.
Hope that this helps! Regards, Alex
Hi there @rahulna,
You could install unlimited number of applications/websites on your Droplets, the limit comes in terms of your server resources like CPU, RAM, and storage.
Actually CloudWays have the exact same resources limits as well.
What you could do is start with a smaller Droplet and upgrade it as your needs grow. And if you reach a certain limit.
Hope that this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Regards, Bobby