The DigitalOcean Newsletter: January 29, 2020

Your guide to all things DigitalOcean this month   The DigitalOcean Newsletter Curious what we've been up to lately? Read on for a monthly recap of all things DigitalOcean, including product updates, new tutorials, upcoming events, and more. Product Updates Customers can now add any of our 15 (and growing!) DOKS Marketplace 1-Click Apps to an existing DOKS cluster. We also released several new 1-Click Apps on Droplets, including: Caddy, an open source web server ZoomAdmin, a hosting control panel Directus, an open source CMS DigitalOcean Container Registry is now available in Early Access. With Container Registry, you can easily store and manage private container images with seamless deployment to DigitalOcean Kubernetes. Team owners can now require that team members enable 2-factor authentication when signing into their accounts. Teams also allow multiple users to securely and efficiently collaborate on projects, with all projects and associated resources on a single bill. We're excited to announce that you can now use the DigitalOcean API to access billing data programmatically. We've exposed the 'balance' endpoint that provides information, including your account balance, month-to-date balance, month-to-date usage, and balance generation timestamp. Here's the documentation. Version 1.12 of the DigitalOcean Terraform Provider is now available and features improved support for Managed Databases and DigitalOcean Kubernetes. General Purpose Droplets are now available in the London (LON1) data center, along with our other global locations. General Purpose Droplets feature 4GB RAM for each 100% dedicated vCPU, and are well-suited for critical applications. Now available in the Singapore (SGP1) data center, in addition to other global locations, our Memory-Optimized Droplets feature 8GB RAM for each 100% dedicated vCPU. These Droplets are ideal for RAM-intensive applications. New Tutorials Learn all about Containerizing a Ruby on Rails Application for Development with Docker Compose so you can simplify your workflow, onboard new team members quickly, and prevent system conflicts. If you're interested in infrastructure as code, read How To Deploy and Manage Your DNS Using DNSControl on Debian 10 – our guide to DNS zones using standard software development principles. For those getting started with automation, our tutorial on How to Use Ansible to Install and Set Up WordPress with LAMP on Ubuntu 18.04 can support your systems administration processes. Have you considered writing a tutorial that will help others in the developer community? Check out our Suggested Topics for Tutorials to see what our Editorial team is looking for! Topics range from databases to Terraform to Kubernetes. Webinars, Events & Meetups Webinars Infra as a Code / Terraform Jan. 30, 12:30 p.m. ET Learn how to architect your infrastructure as code in this webinar, presented by Developer Advocate, Mason Egger. Register here. Get Started with Containers & Kubernetes In case you missed our recent webinar, watch our recording here. Events & Meetups [Feb. 3] San Francisco, CA Scale Your Startup Architecture w/ Cloudflare & DigitalOcean: a talk designed for early-stage startups that are looking to build and utilize cloud infrastructure for scale. [Feb. 5] San Francisco, CA Lunch & Learn with Hatch Partner Acceleprise, Akul Penugonda: a talk focused on tactical strategies with examples for getting an initial product that will resonate with your market built. [Feb. 6] San Mateo, CA Join us for the Hatch Partner GSVlabs Lunch & Learn to learn some of the basics to scale your startup and its infrastructure. [Feb. 6-8] Miami, FL Come say hello at our booth at SunshinePHP! [Feb. 17-21] Atlanta, GA Don't miss our Developer Advocate, Fred Harper, speak at Node Atlanta about the benefits of Terraform as code. [Feb. 19] New York, NY From Buffalo to the boardroom, DigitalOcean CEO, Yancey Spruill, shares his personal journey at this fireside chat. Inside DigitalOcean Our Software Engineer, Sunny Beatteay, talks about how we paid down our tech debt from 15k database connections to under 100 in this article. DigitalOcean was named one of the "100 Best Places to Work in 2020" by both Built In Boston and Built In New York. Interested in checking out current job openings at DigitalOcean? You can take a look here.                 Trouble seeing this email? View it as a web page.           Copyright © 2020 DigitalOcean Floor 10, 101 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY, 10013 All rights reserved.

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