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Absolutely. Great example: container workloads without high data volumes. Slap those into GCP if you can-- or arbitrage between different cloud providers / regi
by QuinnyPig 10y ago
Absolutely. Great example: container workloads without high data volumes. Slap those into GCP if you can-- or arbitrage between different cloud providers / regions / on-prem if you have them.
That said, clients who come to me already have a significant investment with AWS. Getting rid of that is a high bar in terms of engineering effort.
That said, I've no financial incentive to recommend one provider over another. My clients pay me, the vendors do not.
- rdtsc 10y agoMakes total sense. Thank you for responding! We've pushed clients to competitors' products a few times, I was young and thought that was silly. However those clients spread the word about us and we didn't even have much of a marketing department, it was all word of mouth. Gaining their trust was gold and a really good long term investment.