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Yes, I second this. It was a nightmare for me. They brought down the droplet and the recourse was that I had to create a support ticket. It was weekend and they
by start123 5y ago
Yes, I second this. It was a nightmare for me. They brought down the droplet and the recourse was that I had to create a support ticket. It was weekend and they took more than 24 hours to answer.
Until then, my site was down with customers complaining to me.
- boole1854 5y agoWe ended up launching another droplet, setting up a reverse proxy from the new droplet to the blocked droplet (which was still accessible via internal IP), and updating DNS to point to the new droplet's public IP. At least that way we were not down all weekend. Nevertheless, we decided that DO support's kill-first-ask-questions-later policy was completely unacceptable.