Digital Ocean offers you “flexible plan” droplets. Such as 1gb ram with 3 cores. Couldn’t this be implemented with cloudways so we have more choice?

At the moment I need more cpu power but I don’t require additional ram.

Allowing the above will help my situation.

Being able to easily integrate G Suite (Google Apps) would be great. We have all of our email setup through G Suite and it is a popular email service. Like the SMTP add-on, but for G Suite.

This goes hand and hand with being able to access the DNS add-on directly.

I don't mind paying extra, but the way things are setup is really confusing.

Team,

As of today, cloudway doesn't have any ability wherein the server admins can download/export the monitoring report (under Server Management -> Monitoring).

As per my experience working with server monitoring, the monitoring data generated plays an important role; and it also involves comparing various kinds of server related reports simultaneously.

I would highly recommend you to implement this feature which I am sure would be appreciated by all your customers; and hopefully, will add value to your services.

Regards,
Surendra Mohan

I belive you would be the first managed hosting with datacenter for the nordic countries

It woult be great if you could implement and offer that kind of solutions. I know that Vultr offefrs Windows solutions

Scale by adding more machines into your pool of resources

Put back the a 2GB RAM, 2 Core Processor VULTR plan in your Pricing. Your support agent that this is possible because VULTR is an upstream provider.

As a developer I'm drawn to hosts where I can set up my own bash profiles and use ssh, so I can recreate the same workflow on many sites. Would appreciate the ability to do so here.
I'm in the habit of binding "rm" to "rm -i" for one thing, which is all of a sudden a very dangerous habit that I'm in.
I don't know the security risks very well to allowing profile creation, but I've seen many hosts allow it.

It would be great if you can let us select our own server for Digital Ocean. I am an affiliate who promotes various hosting companies.

As you know, Digital Ocean offers you $25 for every referral who successfully signed up with Digital Ocean.

So it is not feasible for me to use CloudWays.

I won't mind paying the server management charges.

I'm not asking you to be the cheapest but make it clear how your pricing works. My specific issue is with the way Google Cloud instances are marked up. The highlighted instance has what seems a reasonable 30% margin whereas a larger instance ends up 255% more expensive than Google Cloud itself.

Server Pilot (i know, not quite the same) have a fixed $ fee per server you maintain with them. This makes sense as if you were pricing based on 'effort', there's no additional effort for you should I choose to use a higher spec'd VM.

Can you provide a cPanel > Cloudways SSH script that we can run in the terminal and change the parameters for each site (we used one similar once to migrate 30+ sites from Plesk to Virtualmin). It's simple to use once you have copied and pasted the settings for each migration

Enable the possibility to create esily subdomains for alternate access to the app. For example myapp.com and backend.myapp.com.

Allow to install Webmin in any server or have by default with any application

NEed incoming and outgoing mail box server softwares like webmail, horde at application & server levels. Rackspace is expensive as we work with more employees in an organization.

Cloudways is shaping up as a potentially good option for me however I need to be able to backup to my own storage in the event something goes wrong with Cloudways.

It would be ideal to choose between Cloudways own backup option and my own using S3/Google nearline etc.

We have many offline servers and would like to do some scheduled backups to something like an Amazon S3 drive.

Not sure if this should go in stacks or server settings.

Anyway for us developers it would be really good to be able to use a vagrant file to spin up a local copy of your server with settings so we can build on the exact same platform as live.

Vagrant is a quick and easy way to share virtual machines, and would allow developers to develop tools on a platform which matches live.