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> In addition to this, it makes you fully dependent on a single infrastructure provider; it takes away all your leverage when negotiating hosting costs. If I J
by drej 9y ago
> In addition to this, it makes you fully dependent on a single infrastructure provider; it takes away all your leverage when negotiating hosting costs.
If I JDBC into this sort of infrastructure, how does that make me dependent on AWS? It's just a different pricing model and management style. Nothing more, nothing less.
(I'm not underestimating this service, quite the contrary, I think it's very neat for people without DevOps and/or frequent load.)
- arnoooooo 9y ago> If I JDBC into this sort of infrastructure, how does that make me dependent on AWS? It's just a different pricing model and management style. Nothing more, nothing less. Except you'll probably have different performance constraints and have to architecture your code accordingly. True decoupling is pretty hard to achieve.