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  • Senior Software Engineer @rindus
  • Principal Backend Engineer @circular.io
  • Senior Software Engineer @inspide
  • Senior Software Engineer @mrmilu
  • Head of backend development @glampinghub
  • Senior Software Engineer @ayesa

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Most of my GitHub projects are old code hacked together and doesn't necessarily best represent me as an engineer 😁

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dop's Issues

Droplets are not securely erased

From the Fog Project with the same issue:

Major security issue: the Digital Ocean API has a parameter on the destroy call to securely scrub the root blockdev on VM destroy, preventing future customers from reading the data left on disk by your VM.

This is surely a digitalocean security issue, but they're passing it on to users by making it a parameter - rather shitty of them. This is documented in their API at https://cloud.digitalocean.com/api_access - see "scrub_data".

Fog does not pass this parameter, leaving Fog-destroyed VMs vulnerable to later customers stealing the data contained on them.

Dop has the same issue with not passing scrub_data to the API on destroy_droplet calls. Fix incoming.

Creating new droplet defaults to invalid parameters

The default parameters for creating new droplets are -1s, which will provide an error. The error gives no hint that this is the issue. I think that either the error should be more verbose that there are invalid parameters, or the default parameters should be legal values instead of -1.

release new version on pypi

its been over a year.. there are lots of new things in the api and already represented in trunk (private networking etc), quite hard to create additional tools on top when people are getting the old version from pypi with a different api.

"create_droplet() got an unexpected keyword argument"

I am now getting

"create_droplet() got an unexpected keyword argument"

when trying to create a droplet with the conf. it was working fine a month ago.

{'region': {'region_slug': 'nyc1'}, 'image': {'image_id': '34054'}, 'name': 'tg234', 'ssh_key_ids': ['24231'], 'size': {'size_slug': '512MB'}}

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