DigitalOcean Reviews

We primarily use the solution as a service cloud for DNS management. 

The solution is easy to set up.

For DNS server management, we haven't had any problem scaling. 

It is stable. 

The solution doesn't provide many features. 

I'd like to have more integration features. 

We found the solution to be a bit expensive. 

I've used the solution for around two years. I haven't used it for too long.

The stability is okay. It is reliable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. 

The scalability is fine. It can scale pretty easily. 

We have three to four users on the solution at this time. They are mostly managers. 

We've never reached out to technical support. 

This solution was here when I arrived at the company. 

I did not use other solutions previously. 

The setup is straightforward.

The initial setup only took a few days. We just needed one person, an admin, to handle the maintenance and setup. 

We handled the initial setup in-house. 

I do not have access to ROI information. I'm not sure if the company witnessed any ROI while using the product. 

The solution is a bit expensive. There are no extra costs beyond the initial licensing fee.

I'm an end-user.

We are not using the latest version. 

I would recommend the solution to others. 

I'd rate it eight out of ten. 

We are developing an app on React and Node and we needed a cloud solution which is what we use DigitalOcean for.

The technical support for this solution could be improved. 

We have been using this solution for six months. 

So far, we have not experienced any issues with stability. There was a bit of downtime last month for a few minutes but it was fixed quickly. Other than that, adding servers, droplets and containers work seamlessly. 

We are currently still using this solution in a testing environment with 20 users. We will only know how we can scale this solution once it goes live. 

The customer support team are very responsive. 

The initial setup was straightforward. There is one person from our DevOps team and he manages the cloud deployment and optimization. 

This is a pay as you go solution. There is no license and it is usage based.

We went through rough pricing estimates when evaluating our options. We didn't have a huge technical requirement and so pricing was our main consideration. This solution was the lowest and was one of the top three recommended companies next to Azure and AWS.

DigitalOcean is a good solution and I would recommend it to others. I would rate it a ten out of ten. 

I used DigitalOcean for Jitsu Cool Data Solution because it's cheap and suitable for my clients and my enterprise.

We use it virtual machine, Kubernetes. That's the basis, then the others.

I like Kubernetes integration.

I would like to see improvements to the logging and user interface. The verification process could be more streamlined.

I have been using this solution for a year. 

I would rate the stability a seven out of ten. 

DigitalOcean has over 20 active users. I would rate the scalability a seven out of ten.

I would rate my experience with the implementation of DigitalOcean an eight out of ten, where one is difficult, and ten is easy. It was very easy to get started.

The deployment took just a few seconds. It was just a few clicks. 

The pricing is cheap. The price can vary depending on the configuration you choose. For example, a virtual machine with an EC2 instance in the West region costs $20 per month, while a data solution costs $10 or $8 per month.

Overall, I would rate the solution an eight out of ten. 

We use this program for reliability and support. We have several solutions, enterprise solutions, which we deploy for our clients. So we manage the deployment, management of the service and everything for it to run or keep it up and running.

The managed database service is what I really like as it really simplifies the setup of a database infrastructure. With the availability of backups and point-in-time recovery, logs & query dashboard, using the managed database service would ultimately result in reduction in cost attached to setting up such robust DB infrastructure.

I think the support can be improved, and I also think DigitalOcean needs to work on the reliability of the droplets. I've done some research and discovered that the droplet becomes unbootable. The boot drive gets corrupt, and that is a problem - especially when you're in a production system. That really gives a poor experience and that is why I had to focus on AWS. In terms of support and reliability of droplets I think they really need to improve in that area. I'd also prefer an upgrade on the security. 

The solution is very stable.

I believe that DigitalOcean is easily scalable. 

Something needs to be done in terms of technical support. I understand they support several businesses and it might not be easy to get to everyone on time. I believe they try their best to give good support. 

I would even prefer a paid support service, if it were possible, as long as I could get that support. Because for a system like ours, where we run a huge infrastructure, you need to monitor things 24/7, and it is critical if something goes wrong. So I need to be sure that I can get to support at any time. I don't want to send a ticket and wait for hours before it's been attended to. And there are no other means to get in touch with the support team as they don't take any direct phone calls. 

We develop and run complex software technology solutions, basically to manage client business processes. We have several use cases where we deploy databases on the cloud and the application separately too. And for our databases, the reason why we chose AWS right now over any other provider is because of the flexibility, the backup advantage we have with them, and for pricing.

One of the benefits of DigitalOcean is that the setup is easy and you don't need to be an expert because it is not complicated at all. I did the deployment myself and it took less than five minutes.

We use many different solutions at once, but we don't want to keep all our eggs in one basket. We use Azure, Oracle, AWS, and DigitalOcean and they all quite work well. We basically use DigitalOcean as a safeguard.

I still use DigitalOcean for production, but I would not recommend it to others who want to run a critical enterprise grade application on this solution. Perhaps I was the only one who had a bad experience with technical issues and my experience does not mean that DigitalOcean is not good. I would like people to have their own experience. 

Again, I think security is more important and I think DigitalOcean has been doing a lot in terms of security. I've noticed monitoring my droplets with DigitalOcean that they are blocking many unknown users trying to access my droplets and other things to make sure things are fine.

My rating is a seven out of ten.