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DigitalOcean is at lower level of the “cloud” than many consumer facing services. We provide server instances that can be spun up on demand and allow you to easily scale your resources. We give you the building blocks to create a service.
There are many different ways to ensure visitors to your site from different geographical regions are served content quickly. You can launch servers in multiple regions and use a load balancer to direct requests to the nearest server. Though, in many cases setting something like that up can be a bit of an overkill.
Depending on your needs, I’d look into using something like CloudFlare in front of your server. It will cache requests to your server using their geographically distributed CDN to serve your content to visitors.
Thanks for the clarification. Basically we want to roll out dedicated hosting for our x3 gallery app (only), and we have clients from around the world interested in the service so they can avoid having to deal with server in the first place.
I would imagine that in our case, it would make sense to have a few mid-sized droplets across a few regions, instead of a single high-end droplet in a single region …