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A few I can think of: - Your workloads are both bursty and mission critical. Returning errors while you scale up manually isn’t acceptable. - You’re deploying
by danenania 7y ago
A few I can think of:
- Your workloads are both bursty and mission critical. Returning errors while you scale up manually isn’t acceptable.
- You’re deploying self-hosted software. A serverless db makes it easier for your customer and your support team—capacity planning and scaling are much easier.
- You have a small team and want to minimize how much time you spend on ops.
- northstar702 7y agoIs there any scenario where you wouldn't want to use a serverless db? Makes me wonder why any db shouldn't be serverless in this data and age for the benefits that you mention.