I recently started toying with The Foreman (a complete lifecycle management tool for physical and virtual servers). Foreman is a GUI that allows you to:

• Provision on bare-metal & public or private clouds all from one place with one simple process;
• Configure your servers with Puppet & use it as an External Node Classifier (ENC);
• Collect Puppet reports and facts, monitor host configuration, collect reports on status, distribution and trends.

Foreman refers to the creation and management of hosts on a number of virtualization and cloud services as Compute Resources. Compute Resources are Foreman's interface to the Fog library. To date, Foreman supports only the following providers:

• EC2
• Libvirt
• OpenStack Nova
• oVirt / RHEV
• Rackspace
• VMware

I recently found two projects on GitHub that have already begun working on a Fog implementation for DigitalOcean:

• fog/digitalocean; and
• skottler/foreman.

I'm wondering if anyone is interested in helping out? If so, feel free to take a look at Sam Kottler's DigitalOcean branch of his Foreman repo on GitHub or join the discussion in the Foreman Users Google Group.