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You might want to include www.elephantsql.com as well. They provide a level of support big cloud providers don’t.
by bernardv 8y ago
You might want to include www.elephantsql.com as well. They provide a level of support big cloud providers don’t.
- zafiro17 8y agoA second vote for elephant - In my experience they recognize they're smaller and have to deliver more hands-on support, and they do. I use their smallest, hobbyist tier and it's been totally free. I wrote them to suggest a greater variety of smallish but paid service tiers, and those exist now too. I've had a good experience.
- barnabask 8y agoGood suggestion, I'll work on it, thanks! I'm trying to keep the comparison apples-to-apples, and I believe only their dedicated instances ($50 and up) provide the PostGIS extension. That's kind of a requirement for the projects I'm interested in, and it seems like a strange omission. https://www.elephantsql.com/docs/faq.html#postGIS https://www.elephantsql.com/docs/faq.html#postGIS Edit: just added ElephantSQL, the update should be out in a few minutes.
- ngrilly 8y agoDidn't know about them! The pricing is great for hobby projects, with a free plan and a $5 plan (a lot less than the $200 mentioned in the article…).
- trpc 8y agothanks, never heard of this before