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We run our own MySQL and Redis on an Ec2 instance. Originally it was due to cost -- you essentially are charged by instance when using these services and we cou
by encoderer 9y ago
We run our own MySQL and Redis on an Ec2 instance. Originally it was due to cost -- you essentially are charged by instance when using these services and we could run them both from a single instance. Today, it's really due to not wanting or needing to do the migration.
I will add, we've paid when we've had to do several manual db upgrades in that time:
- Original m3.medium on non-provisioned iops
- Upgrade m4.large
- Upgrade to an EBS with provisioned iops
- Upgrade to m4.xlarge
These are easy enough, but not nearly as easy as an RDS upgrade is.