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Vendor lock in is a bad example, it's not like you're going to move your infrastructure from AWS to Google every 6months. And if you do you will have many more
by Thaxll 10y ago
Vendor lock in is a bad example, it's not like you're going to move your infrastructure from AWS to Google every 6months. And if you do you will have many more complicated problems than vendor lock in.
- chaostheory 10y agoJust having an easier option to move gives you a better advantage for pricing and it gives the service provider more of an incentive to do more to keep you on their platform.
- polskibus 10y agoYou could if you just used managed postgresql or iaas.
- TotallyHuman 10y agoExcept Cosmos DB in no way compares to those.