Brendyn Montgomery
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AdminCloudways
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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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Work has been started in this regard, and users would be able to see disk space consumption app wise, and server monthly bandwidth usage.
We are hoping to release the features in December ’18.
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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.