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Hi @henrymendeez,
The droplet size is based on a lot of factors like traffic(you’ve given numbers) website optimization and droplet optimization. Having said that, I always give the same example, until you are not sure, you can always start with the smallest Droplet available.
About resizing:
There are now two options, permanent and flexible.
Permanent resizing allows you to resize your disk space as well as CPU and RAM. As the name implies, this is a one-way operation. After increasing the disk size, you will not be able to decrease it.
Flexible resizing only upgrades your CPU and RAM. This option is reversible and gives you the flexibility to scale up and down as needed.
For more info, check out this article:
As for the last question, can you please confirm and give a little bit more information about what do you mean by a transmission server?
Looking forward to your reply!
Regards, KFSys