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It is and we needed HIPAA. For me, it's priced aggressively (~600%, compared to zero for GCP) and wasn't ready when we looked - i.e. caused a few SEVs.
by ukd1 8y ago
It is and we needed HIPAA. For me, it's priced aggressively (~600%, compared to zero for GCP) and wasn't ready when we looked - i.e. caused a few SEVs.
- shay_ker 8y ago> ~600%, compared to zero for GCP I've always been curious. What do you need to do to be HIPAA compliant, from a technology standpoint? I figured it's similar to PCI compliance, but I'm not sure. From what I've heard, though, the cost isn't quite zero, it's just that you have to own & implement all the work to be HIPAA compliant. But perhaps it's not that bad?
- holografix 8y agoI’m not in product or legal so take this with a grain of salt: I know that for a customer I spoke to, keystroke logging on running dynos was something they were really interested in, from a compliance point of view. I think being able to spin up Postgres DBs with rollbacks, fork and follow, HA etc etc (don’t want to sound like a sales rep) in this highly compliant environment also involves some serious infra wrangling.
- oskari 8y agoFWIW, Aiven PostgreSQL (http://aiven.io/postgresql http://aiven.io/postgresql) runs latest PG versions and is available in HIPAA compliant configurations on AWS and GCP. We don't charge extra for it, but have a minimum monthly commitment to justify the small setup overhead.