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I think he edited his post so your $9/mo math no longer references anything he said. But I think the issue is: making the commitment to use Spanner will take m
by degenerate 9y ago
I think he edited his post so your $9/mo math no longer references anything he said.
But I think the issue is: making the commitment to use Spanner will take more than 2 weeks ($300 in credit) to determine if it's worth using.
Why not setup a "shared Spanner" with millions of pre-populated rows, and let free accounts have unlimited read-only access to it? That would let people fiddle with the technology before sweating bullets during the 2 week trial. (5 day trial if you run the recommended 3 node minimum)
- jbergens 9y agoThey could also increase the credit for testing. For example if you are a verified company and want to try it they could give you 2-3 months free or really cheap.