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Unicodemy is a nonprofit organization that enables girls to learn to code. DigitalOcean’s easy scalability, transparent pricing, and support from Hollie's Hub for Good helps them grow their nonprofit.

EMR-Bear is a digital electronic health record service designed for behavioral health organizations. They use DigitalOcean's managed solutions to scale quickly while saving time and headaches for the team.

Hack The Box offers advanced training for IT security professionals and hackers through gamified, hands-on experiences. Hack The Box uses DigitalOcean Kubernetes to scale their platform and successfully host thousands of users at a time.

After spending a frustrating year trying to build their infrastructure on AWS, WPMU DEV began a migration to DigitalOcean, quickly growing to support more than 700,000 clients after doing so.

Since spinning up their first Droplet, Crowd Content has seen a 240% increase in customers, their pool of writers has increased by more than tenfold, and they’ve seen a 20% increase in page loading speeds.

Since moving to DigitalOcean, Content Ignite’s page loading speeds have increased by 80%, latency has dropped from 200ms to 20ms, and hosting costs have decreased by 90%.

Digital Stage is enabling artistic ensembles to rehearse and perform online with DigitalOcean Droplets.

Cerberus Tech is a global video delivery service that uses IP technology to deliver video content anywhere in the world. Their developers love DigitalOcean's simple API and documentation.

Adeva is a talent platform that enables work without boundaries. They migrated to DigitalOcean App Platform to reduce their costs and spend less time on managing their infrastructure by using a fully managed solution.

Atom Learning provides high-quality education through a fully adaptive online learning platform. After building a monolith, they moved to containerized microservices using DigitalOcean Kubernetes to support their growth.

While Stablepoint initially built its own data center, they quickly realized this was a distraction from their core mission. After migrating to DigitalOcean, they cut the cost of servers in half and boosted MoM growth by 30%.

As RouteTrust migrated live production traffic onto the cloud, they said the performance of DigitalOcean’s Droplets was superior to RouteTrust’s own custom-built network.

Ghost decided to migrate their infrastructure to DigitalOcean based on factors like substantial RAM and scalability – which they achieved with a zero-downtime migration. Here’s how.

Line-Up is a SaaS-based ticketing platform for live entertainment venues. They migrated to DigitalOcean for a simple, reliable cloud solution with exceptional support.

Batch is a data observability and replay platform. The complexity of a large cloud provider made it difficult for them to move quickly, so they migrated to DigitalOcean for an easy to use, reliable cloud experience.

Zuar is a business intelligence platform which needed a cloud solution that had scalable, predictable pricing. DigitalOcean allows Zuar to develop custom deployments for customers and gain an edge over competitors.

When Cloudways migrated to DigitalOcean, they had an unexpectedly pleasant surprise: They saw an increase in lead generation and free trials from DigitalOcean’s community engagement by reaching new audiences who read the tutorials.

Podiant migrated from Heroku to DigitalOcean’s Droplets, AWS S3 to DigitalOcean Spaces, and AWS Cloudfront to KeyCDN, making costs 10% of what they were before the migrations.

Following their migration, OBO has more control over their infrastructure through DigitalOcean’s API, enabling them to focus on delivering sophisticated marketing campaigns for their customers.

Easysize is an AI-powered clothing fit and size platform. Using DigitalOcean's Managed Kubernetes allows them to focus development on their application while sustaining rapid growth.

kea is is a voice-based artificial intelligence platform. They switched found the simplicity of DigitalOcean’s solutions, the large library of tutorials, and the support provided to them enabled them to focus more on their business

Vuukle is a publisher workplace solution that enables content creators to amplify audience engagement. After moving to DigitalOcean, Vuukle was able to scale up while keeping costs low and improving response times.

With DigitalOcean’s generous bandwidth pricing, efelle rarely thinks about excess bandwidth costs, which has allowed them to offer even more services to their clients without asking them to pay more.

The Able Few migrated to DigitalOcean from Rackspace because the “costs were astronomical and each new node required a lengthy contract.” After switching, they saw a bump in performance and had more storage available per node at 1/3 of the cost.

By migrating from AWS to DigitalOcean in 2018, Urlbox cuts its core compute and network costs roughly in half. Today, Urlbox uses a variety of DigitalOcean products, including Managed Kubernetes, Load Balancers, and Container Registry.

When Parabol got started, they were familiar with AWS because they’d used it before. But they wanted to try something else. They were initially drawn to DigitalOcean because of a superior product offering – including the first blades with SSD hard drives at just $5 a month for a Droplet.

After migrating 95% of their infrastructure services to DigitalOcean, .io was able to scale their app to 700 million requests per day in just 6 months because DO allows “for quick responses to load growth, even within a two-fold increase over a few hours.”

Snapt’s mission is to revolutionize application delivery in cloud native, multi-location, and Kubernetes environments. They chose DigitalOcean’s cloud to develop their flagship product because it met all of their needs.

Coursicle's web app - supported solely by DigitalOcean - is used by 284,000 students, aggregating info about 2.6 million courses at 900 colleges in the United States and Canada.

DigitalOcean provided Publitio with the best performance over pricing ratio in the industry. They had shifted among numerous cloud providers for the past 20 years, but in the end it came down to economics and DO was their choice.

Rockerbox processes over 200K requests per second, and is capable of processing over 3B requests per day. They chose DigitalOcean because they can achieve this with 200+ VMs.

When engineering their infrastructure, NodeBB focused on 3 key metrics: reliability, scalability, and value, saying that it’s rare for a hosting company to meet all the criteria. But DigitalOcean did.

It was DigitalOcean's simplicity that first attracted Scraper API. Starting with Kubernetes after hitting the limits without having a containerized solution, they then hired a contractor who knew firsthand that DigitalOcean has "the most straightforward experience compared to other cloud providers." Since making the switch, Scraper API has never looked back. 

InfluxDB chose DigitalOcean because they can create a VM in less than a minute, so their customers can use their new server almost immediately – without spending extra money on provisioning spare servers.

Compose noted that working with the DigitalOcean team was a highlight because the team was so open to working alongside them and also brought a depth of knowledge to the table which enabled Compose to ensure as they planned out, that they would be running their deployments on a diverse range of hardware.

Learn how Reclaim Hosting moved from dedicated servers to virtual servers on DigitalOcean, making a positive impact on uptime, response times, and their ability to meet their customers’ needs.

Now in their fourth year of partnership, Section runs a large volume of their customer workloads on DigitalOcean due to performance, efficiency, and being an “ethos-aligned partner driven to solve problems for developers and engineers."

jQuery Foundation chose DigitalOcean because it gives more flexibility and an easy way to automate various parts of their infrastructure, helping them move forward and do more with less effort.