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Droplet sizes (plans)

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Droplet sizes (plans)
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Droplet sizes (plans)

Quake AI concept: Flavors

  • A Droplet must select a predefined “size” bundle (RAM/vCPU/disk/transfer) rather than choosing from an OpenStack flavor catalog that many clouds let you customize/extend at the project level.
  • The size object exposes explicit monthly pricing (price_monthly) and per-hour pricing (price_hourly) in the API response, whereas OpenStack clouds typically separate pricing from the Nova flavor definition.
  • DigitalOcean sizes embed transfer allowance and region availability directly in the size metadata, while OpenStack flavors generally describe compute resources and rely on separate networking/quotas/policies for bandwidth and availability.
  • DigitalOcean size classes are described in the API as categories like Basic, General Purpose, CPU-Optimized, Memory-Optimized, and Storage-Optimized rather than OpenStack’s provider-defined flavor naming/extra-specs approach.

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