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Fair enough. But if the alternative is setting up a consumer grade PC on a consumer grade internet connection in a (non environmentally or power controlled) co
by cyberferret 10y ago
Fair enough. But if the alternative is setting up a consumer grade PC on a consumer grade internet connection in a (non environmentally or power controlled) corner of a room at home, then surely we are looking at a similar situation?
Given that spooling up a RDS instance is quicker and cheaper than buying all the hardware and spending time installing and configuring an SQL server, then if time to market is a critical factor, you would choose RDS over a home grown solution, wouldn't you?
[Edit: I just realised that this is actually the point you were making, and I got sidetracked by my above question]
- pbreit 10y agoHave you heard of hosting? No one is running servers in their house. Nobody.