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This handily solves an issue with one of my clients - they wanted to make sure they could deploy their SaaS app on-prem if a customer asked for it, so had been
by jamiepenney 8y ago
This handily solves an issue with one of my clients - they wanted to make sure they could deploy their SaaS app on-prem if a customer asked for it, so had been avoiding going all in on AWS-specific services. Bet the pricing is "if you have to ask it's too much" but I guess we'll see.
- tixocloud 8y agoWas thinking of the same thing for our Saas app? Seems like this makes all Saas deployed on AWS available for on-prem as well?
- vmh1928 8y agoOr you could go the other way and deploy the app on something like RedHat OpenShift, IBM Cloud Private or Pivotal's Kube offering and deploy either on-prem or in a cloud.