Overview
DigitalOcean’s entire fleet runs under AS14061. The company publishes a region-tagged CSV of all its IP prefixes (~1,220 entries) at /geo/google.csv — useful for compliance allowlisting, threat triage, and data-center geo-mapping. DO is popular with indie developers, side projects, and small SaaS — workload diversity is enormous.
Services on these IPs
A DO IP could host: a Droplet (the flagship VM product), Kubernetes node, Managed PostgreSQL/MySQL/Redis, Spaces (S3-compatible storage), App Platform PaaS deployment, or Load Balancer. No managed CDN — DO customers typically front with Cloudflare.
How to detect DigitalOcean IPs
Reverse DNS for Droplets returns *.digitaloceanspaces.com or customer-set PTRs (DO allows custom). ASN AS14061 is definitive. The geo/google.csv feed lets you filter by data-center city (Amsterdam, San Francisco, Frankfurt, London, Singapore, New York, ...).
When this matters
Abuse reporting — DO is responsive but requires specific IP + timestamp + abuse evidence. Compliance teams need to know if customer data sits in EU-region DO IPs. Threat intel: DO is regularly abused for short-lived scanners and proxy services.