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Learn how to build, deploy, and scale your applications with DigitalOcean. Explore our products with our documentation's technical walkthroughs, example code, reference information for our APIs, CLI, and client libraries, and more.
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Information on DigitalOcean product features, pricing, availability, and limits; how to use products from the control panel; how to manage your account, teams, and billing; and platform details, release notes, and product policies.
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Product Genre
Build your application the way you want with our suite of compute products including VMs, managed containers, PaaS, and serverless functions.
Build, train, and deploy AI agents with GenAI Platform, or support your custom AI/ML use cases with GPU Droplets, Bare Metal GPUs, and more DigitalOcean GPU offerings.
Store and access any amount of data reliably in the cloud, either with S3-compatible Spaces Object Storage or with network-based block storage volumes.
Create backups, upload custom images, use preconfigured images to create resources, and store Docker images in a private registry.
Run fully managed database clusters running your choice of database engine and avoid manual setup and maintenance.
Secure and control the traffic to your applications with VPC networking, traffic filtering, and load balancing.
Track the health of your infrastructure, URLs, and more, set alerts to stay informed, and organize your resources with projects.
Teams are how you manage your billing and infrastructure on DigitalOcean. You can work by yourself by remaining the only person on your team or collaborate by adding more people to teams you own.
Developer Tools
Manage your DigitalOcean resources from the command line with doctl, our open-source command line interface (CLI).
Programmatically manage your Droplets, Spaces, and other DigitalOcean resources using conventional HTTP requests. Use RESTful APIs to programmatically manage Droplets, Spaces, and other DigitalOcean resources.
Interact with Paperspace resources programmatically using the Paperspace API or CLI, and find documentation for legacy tools.
Automate DigitalOcean infrastrucuture and configuration management using the open source Ansible framework.
Deploy and change many resources simultaneously using the open source Terraform tool.
PyDo is DigitalOcean’s official Python client library based on DigitalOcean’s OpenAPIv3 specification.
This is a list of official and community-created client libraries that let you use the DigitalOcean API in a variety of programming languages.
We use and contribute to open source software.
Latest Updates
Upcoming Changes
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DigitalOcean Managed Caching is being discontinued on 30 June 2025.
To replace Managed Caching, we are offering Managed Valkey, a Redis-compatible alternative with RDMA and higher throughput. All existing Managed Caching clusters automatically convert to Valkey clusters by 30 June 2025 during your upgrade window, retaining all data.
19 June 2025
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We have reverted to non-VPC-native cluster networking when creating new clusters with Kubernetes version 1.33 and higher using the
doctl
command line interface or API. If your VPC-native cluster provisioned successfully, no action is needed. If the cluster appears to be stuck in theProvisioning
state, please delete the cluster and create a new one.You can automatically configure VPC-native networking when using the control panel or manually configure it using
doctl
or the API. For more information, see Create a Cluster with VPC-native Networking.
18 June 2025
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You can now set all supported third-party payment methods as your default payment method, including AliExpress, Apple Pay, and Google Wallet.
17 June 2025
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Reserved IPv6 addresses are now in general availability. Reserved IPv6 addresses are publicly-accessible static IPv6 addresses that you can assign to Droplets and instantly remap to other Droplets in the same datacenter. See How to Create Reserved IPs to get started.
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Partner Network Connect now supports high availability partner attachments which use redundant connections to your network as a service (NaaS) provider to enable automatic traffic failover whenever the primary connection fails.
For more, see our full release notes.