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I agree. It's simpler, but it's also often a lot higher. In the AWS case, you can build an app that costs almost nothing to run, until you have usage. If you p
by garysieling 9y ago
I agree. It's simpler, but it's also often a lot higher. In the AWS case, you can build an app that costs almost nothing to run, until you have usage.
If you paid $10-$100/month for every component just for simplicity, a lot of things would never get off the ground. One of the big differences is Amazon has also unbundled support from their pricing.
- mattmanser 9y agoWell, that's not actually true, you can run everything on one server and then unbundle them as you need. A lot of startups could run on a single $20 virtual server for their first few years if they so desired.