Indonesia's credit card penetration isn't high as Singapore due to low socialization and some reason, such as interest issue. Indonesian often use debit card to accomplish transactions. In order to ease Indonesia ordering the DO server, I think you should support all Indonesia debit card. Not just partial.

Thank you.

I would also suggest doing it with Apache and Ubuntu. Meh. Others may disagree with these choices. Whatever. A Flask image ready to go would save developers who love Flask silly amounts of time.

Plus I bet you there is a customer out there with an image all good to go that could be used.

Allow users to create budgets with email notifications.

The current system will send one email when a specified amount is reached. I don't find this very useful.

Having goals with email triggers can not only remind users to delete resources they may have wanted to destroy, but also allow small to mid size developers get a handle on their monthly budget before the bill is due.

Finer control over our billing alerts would be great for customers large and small.

Directus is a headless CMS/API that manages custom SQL database architectures. It's a simple and lightweight framework that would provide content management for multi-client projects or ones that require complete control over the database schema. It's also free and open-source...

It would be helpful if there were an iCal calendar that we could subscribe to which showed when maintenance was being done in each datacenter.

Add additional monitoring and notifications to load balancers. I would like to have the option to be notified when my load balancer passes curtain thresholds.

Current situation:
If I enter my root domain into the "hostname" field I'm only allowed to create entries such as A, AAAAA, MX etc. but not CNAME.

Wanted situation:
I can create a CNAME entry with my root domain and this will be flattened automatically, like Cloudflare does (https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200169056-CNAME-Flattening-RFC-compliant-support-for-CNAME-at-the-root)

When using a TCP load balancer it would be still useful to know the the IP address the original address came from.

HAProxy has a PROXY protocol which is sent to the downstream server with IP information when a new client connects before sending proxying any data.

It would be good that we can manage the physical machine where a NEW vm that is added to the LB starts.
If we can control that then we can make sure the LB is doing failover as well as balancing.

An API endpoint to access the collected metrics infos would be useful.
It should return everything you can see in the webinterface:
- CPU
- RAM
- Disk usage & activities
- Bandwith
- (Top) Processes grouped by RAM and CPU usage

Currently, when you create a policy, you need to manually select the droplets it applies to.

For basic policies (disk nearly full, cpu over-used) I just want them to apply to all droplets - both current ones and future ones.

A simple checkbox 'apply to all droplets' would make it easier to create the policy, and would mean I didn't have to remember to add future droplets to my policies whenever I create them

Allow prepay with credit card, send automated verification code per transaction as security check, Paypal just do this way, no much security as one would imagine.

damn, I made the account 14th April and paid 5$ for the droplet... today 17th April I can't access to my account it says that my mail/pw are wrong and they are not wrong cuz they are both saved in google password manager and I'm sure about them, however, i also tried to reset my password but the mail doesent arrived yet.
my data to verify: giovanni.minelli3@gmail.com

I like the graphs feature which shows the bandwidth, CPU and Disk I/O for a period. I thought it would be nice if I could pass this information on to my client along with their monthly invoice.

A simple "Download Graph image" button next to the graphs is all I'm asking for (which downloads a jpg or png to my hard drive).