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As a startup, the last thing to worry is vendor lock-in. With an architecture like this, you got fast time to market, minimal operations, scalability, zero star
by babo 9y ago
As a startup, the last thing to worry is vendor lock-in. With an architecture like this, you got fast time to market, minimal operations, scalability, zero starting cost, fair pricing. Just my 2c.
- malux85 9y agoactually it's not the last thing to worry about. I deliberately didn't vendor lock-in with my startup, and now I can deploy to Azure, AWS, and anyone who has a linux box. Being vendor independent has opened the door to a lot of sales that would not have been possible otherwise
- k__ 9y agoif you sell services to consumers, you probably don't have to care too much.
- sshumaker 9y agoOr you could have spent that dev time on product/market fit, growth, or making your customers happy instead. The cost calculus doesn't usually switch until you've pretty far along on solving those things.