I feel you both have fantastic insights in this. Thanks for the discussion. My take is it’s great to use ec2 pricing, likely with beanstalk, and aurora or per

I feel you both have fantastic insights in this. Thanks for the discussion. My take is it’s great to use ec2 pricing, likely with beanstalk, and aurora or perhaps aurora serverless for sql. There’s room for moving fast with rails. Then as things grow, splitting off a microservice with the same url via your proxy server which uses go and redis. This way you are not over optimizing one data model before you know exactly what its schema is.