ComplyJet's DigitalOcean integration gives you always-on visibility across your droplets, load balancers, and managed databases. The moment you connect your DigitalOcean account, ComplyJet begins pulling configuration and runtime state directly from the DigitalOcean API, mapping every signal to 20+ security and privacy frameworks including SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and GDPR, and surfacing drift the instant it appears.
Whether you run a couple of droplets behind a load balancer or a fleet of managed Postgres and MySQL clusters, ComplyJet turns your entire DigitalOcean footprint into a single, always-current source of audit-ready evidence, built for the speed and budgets of SaaS startups. The DigitalOcean integration takes minutes to connect via OAuth and requires no custom configuration.
24/7
Continuous monitoring
Compliance automation
How ComplyJet automates SOC 2 / ISO 27001 for DigitalOcean
Proving your DigitalOcean environment is secure used to mean manually checking firewall rules on every droplet, verifying database backups, and screenshotting console settings before each audit. Most teams spend weeks collecting this evidence, and it is stale by the time it reaches the auditor.
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Connect once
Generate a read-only DigitalOcean API token and paste it into ComplyJet. No write access, no infrastructure changes, takes under 10 minutes.
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Monitor continuously
ComplyJet polls your DigitalOcean account around the clock, tracking droplet firewall rules, load balancer settings, and managed database configuration.
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Collect evidence automatically
Every passing and failing check is timestamped and stored as audit evidence, with no screenshots, spreadsheets, or last-minute prep.
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Get alerted on drift
The moment a droplet loses its firewall, SSH is exposed, or a database backup lapses, ComplyJet flags it in real time so your team can remediate before it becomes an audit finding.
The result: your SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence is always current, your auditor gets a clean documented trail, and your engineers never have to stop shipping to prepare for a review.
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DigitalOcean resources
What Resources does ComplyJet sync from DigitalOcean?
ComplyJet pulls and monitors the following DigitalOcean resources in real time. Click any resource to see what's tracked.
DigitalOcean integration: DigitalOcean Droplets
Firewall attachments, inbound port rules, and SSH access configuration for every droplet in scope.
DigitalOcean Load Balancers
Forwarding rules and HTTP to HTTPS redirect configuration.
DigitalOcean Managed Databases
Automated backup configuration on managed Postgres and MySQL database clusters.
Continuous checks
What automated tests does ComplyJet run on DigitalOcean?
ComplyJet covers every critical security dimension of your DigitalOcean environment, from droplet firewalls to database backups, continuously, with every result stored as audit evidence. Click any area to see the checks.
Droplets & Networking
Firewall, public ports, SSH access
Network firewall attached to every droplet: Verifies each droplet has at least one cloud firewall applied.
Public internet access limited to required ports: Checks that droplet firewall rules restrict inbound public traffic to only the ports your application needs.
Remote shell access blocked from public internet: Verifies SSH is not reachable from public IP ranges on any droplet.
Load Balancing
HTTPS enforcement
HTTP traffic automatically redirected to HTTPS: Confirms the load balancer enforces an HTTP to HTTPS redirect so traffic is never served unencrypted.
Managed Databases
Automated backups
Managed database automated backups enabled: Verifies automated backups are active on every managed relational database cluster.
Setup
How to Integrate DigitalOcean with ComplyJet
Takes under 10 minutes. No code required, just a read-only API token.
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Log in to ComplyJet and go to Integrations
Find DigitalOcean in the integrations list and click Connect.
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Generate a read-only DigitalOcean API token
In your DigitalOcean control panel, create a personal access token with read scope. No write permissions are required.
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Paste the token into ComplyJet
ComplyJet validates the connection and confirms which resources are in scope for monitoring.
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ComplyJet begins syncing immediately
Your droplets, load balancers, and databases appear in the inventory within minutes, automated checks start running, and evidence collection begins.
Need help connecting multiple DigitalOcean teams or projects? Reach out to our support team.
Framework coverage
What Controls Are Automated Across SOC 2 / ISO 27001 / HIPAA
ComplyJet maps every DigitalOcean check to the relevant framework controls and maintains an always-current evidence record for your auditor.
SOC 2
Logical access, network security, monitoring, audit trail, availability
CC6.6
Network access restrictions: droplet firewall attachment, public port restrictions, SSH access blocked from the public internet.
CC6.7
Encryption in transit: HTTP to HTTPS redirect enforced at the load balancer.
CC7.1
System monitoring: configuration state tracked continuously across droplets, load balancers, and databases.
A1.2
Recovery and availability: automated backups enabled on managed relational databases.
ISO 27001
Access control, authentication, logging, network security, cryptography, backup
A.8.20
Network security: droplet firewall attachment, public port restrictions, SSH denied from public ranges.
A.8.24
Use of cryptography: HTTP to HTTPS redirect enforced so traffic is served over TLS.
A.8.32
Information backup: automated backups enabled on managed database clusters.
HIPAA
Access control, encryption, audit controls, integrity, transmission security
§164.312(e)(2)(ii)
Transmission security: HTTP to HTTPS redirect enforced, SSH blocked from public internet.
§164.312(c)(2)
Integrity: automated backups on managed databases protect against data loss.
§164.312(a)(1)
Access control: firewall rules restrict network access to authorized ports only.