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Version 1.4.0 · 2026-10-19
Taming the sharks
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.4.0, updated 2026-10-19.








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Manage your DigitalOcean droplets, databases, spaces and much more. Take your infra anywhere you go with Ocean, the third party client for DigitalOcean!
◆ DROPLETS
- View Droplet Info
- Check Droplet Stats (Bandwidth, CPU, Memory, Disk)
- Browse Droplets on all your project(s)
- Rename Droplet
- Reset root password on a Droplet
- Turn on/off Droplet
- Destroy Droplet
◆ DATABASES
- View DB Cluster Info
- Browse DBs on all your project(s)
- Destroy DB Cluster
◆ LOAD BALANCERS
- View Load Balancer Info
- Browse Load Balancers on all your project(s)
- Detach Droplets
- Remove Forwarding Rules
◆ APPS
- View App Info
- Browse Apps on all your project(s)
- View Logs in real time
◆ DOMAINS
- View Domain Records
- Browse Domains on all your project(s)
◆ VOLUMES
- View Volume Info
- Browse Volumes on all your project(s)
- Resize Volume
- Detach Droplet
That’s it folks!…
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Taming the sharks
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