I tried several times to restart my droplet via command lines, but always the console crashed. After all flaws, I turned it off through the Digital Ocean panel, but now every time I turn it on a message appears saying something has gone wrong.
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@zallanhsmaquinas @Livera @peeping4dsun @hun73r An official statement about the outage today: https://www.digitalocean.com/company/blog/update-on-the-april-5th-2017-outage/
For one of many servers servers:
- Can’t power on server from Digital Ocean control panel
- Can’t access backups
- Can’t access snapshots
Manual local backups are the only backups! Else if you can’t access them in a timely manner, they’re not backups.
Autobackups often have hidden costs and/or are inaccessible.
Flitting DNS over to previously prepared Linode server, upload local manual backups.
Meanwhile, Digital Ocean wait 3 days to answer my support enquiry …
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