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Do people honestly do this? If they do, do they not take advantage of the platforms' services or do they rewrite all their code to the use each cloud's specific
by slap_shot 8y ago
Do people honestly do this? If they do, do they not take advantage of the platforms' services or do they rewrite all their code to the use each cloud's specific service (e.g. Kinesis vs Pub/Sub)? Or are they use using compute resource and running the services themselves? If it's the latter, isn't that as close you need to get to get to prevent vendor lock in? Deploy your code on any cloud and you're going...
- a-saleh 8y agoDoes partial on-premise count? In my previous work, some of our clients wanted to self-host our saas service. We allowed this by migrating our infrastructure on top of kubernetes (previously it was tightly coupled with aws). For some technical reasons, some of the services were still hosted, i.e. even for customers that had on-premise deployment, we provided access to our saas mobile-application build-service.