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LOL. Thanks for the shout out. I am sorry you had a bad experience. Please be assured that we are working on it, and that we take this seriously.
by thockingoog 8y ago
LOL. Thanks for the shout out. I am sorry you had a bad experience. Please be assured that we are working on it, and that we take this seriously.
- honkycat 8y agoIf I may be so bold, where should I direct this complaint so that people hear it: When you delete a CloudSQL instance, it also deletes the back-ups associated with that instance along with it. There is also no way to mark a CloudSQL instance as "protected" so one bad keypress can lose you your production database and all backups. This is... cartoonishly dumb. Clownish. - Cloudsql instance deletion protection should exist - Those backups should be preserved somewhere when I delete the instance.
- sandGorgon 8y agoagreed - backups have nothing to do with an instance. i should be able to spin up and down postgresql instances, but backups should be stored (and billed) as per cloud storage rates.