Brendyn Montgomery
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AdminCloudways
(Admin, Cloudways)
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The logic behind keeping same creds is that many people use this feature to create test/dev environments, so it is convenient for them to have it like this.
In any case, for the flow you mention, you could clone a template from server A to server B. Then on server B, keep the first copy of the app as a template and clone it (on the same server) as many times as needed. Cloning on the same server changes all credentials, so this should work for you?.
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The problem is not wanting something for free or comparing to other services like Serverpilot it's that it's inconsistent between hosting providers within the Cloudways system.
Vultr's $5, $10, $20 and $40 plans are marked up to $11, $23, $44, $84 per month
DO's $5, $10, $20 and $40 plans are marked up to $7, $17, $34, $70 per month
that's $4, $4, $10 and $14 more per month for those different pricing tiers.
It's the inconsistency of it that feels like gouging a little bit.