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Where are Digital Ocean servers located?

  • Posted December 7, 2013

I need an IP address located in the USA, so I’d like to know if the Digital Ocean servers are located there. Is it possible to change the location of the droplets by moving an instance to another location?

Thank you

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Ellie Reade • August 15, 2017

See this page for updated list of all DigitalOcean datacenter locations and their IP addresses; as well as other specs, speed test and so on…!

bryan • December 7, 2013

Forgot to answer your other question. <br> <br>You can make a snapshot of your droplet, copy it to the other datacenters and launch a new droplet using that snapshot to move it anywhere you want.

alexdo • September 16, 2020

Hello, all

DigitalOcean’s datacenters are in the following locations:

  • NYC1, NYC2, NYC3: New York City, United States
  • AMS2, AMS3: Amsterdam, the Netherlands
  • SFO1, SFO2, SFO3: San Francisco, United States
  • SGP1: Singapore
  • LON1: London, United Kingdom
  • FRA1: Frankfurt, Germany
  • TOR1: Toronto, Canada
  • BLR1: Bangalore, India

You can also check our docs here: https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/platform/availability-matrix/

Hope that this helps! Regards, Alex

bryan • December 7, 2013

Use the speed test to see how they perform for you. <br> <br>http://speedtest-nyc2.digitalocean.com/

theguycalledsam • December 7, 2013

DigitalOcean has servers in: <br> America: <br> New York <br> San Francisco <br> Europe: <br> Amsterdam <br>