This reminds me my own story: few weeks ago I was trying out their service and on newly created droplet I've noticed a... shell history of downloading and executing a shell script:

    1  clear
    2  ls
    3  clear
    4  wget https://kmlnsr.me/cleanimage.sh
    5  rm cleanimage.sh
    6  cd /tmp/
    7  wget https://kmlnsr.me/cleanimage.sh
    8  chmod +x cleanimage.sh
    9  ./cleanimage.sh

This looked very disturbing, so I went and check what that script is, and it is available to read for everyone, and seems to be a part of their provisioning procedure for the vm's, written by some guy who works for DigitalOcean as 'Community Organizer' (however, at that point I thought the website might be created by an attacker and misleading).

Not only it looks bad and alarming to customers, but also poses a security threat, where an attacker could target his website and/or server and replace the script with something nasty inside. How long before they'd notice such fact? No idea, but I've opened a ticket about it right on, giving them some advice on why its bad (availability, scaling, performance, security and PR reasons) but also how to better handle it, and it seems nothing has been done about it so far.

That rings a bell in my head not to use Digital Ocean service as things they do are looking pretty amateur.