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Yeah, on-premise or at least private cloud has come up a few times. Beyond the data privacy and licensing requirements it'd also just be plain faster in some ca
by stevepike 7y ago
Yeah, on-premise or at least private cloud has come up a few times. Beyond the data privacy and licensing requirements it'd also just be plain faster in some cases. We haven't offered it yet just because we're a small company and are rapidly adding features. Our backend is mostly running in k8s so I don't think it'll be a _huge_ technical rewrite to get it running in private cloud. Frankly I just don't have experience supporting software running outside my control and want to make sure we take the time to do it correctly.
- mason55 7y agoCool. We're an enterprise B2B SaaS company that does a ton of data interchange with our customers. Each project burns a bunch of engineering hours and calendar time because customers send us data that doesn't match the spec or we just don't have anyone outside the engineering org who can confirm that the data looks how it's supposed to. Something which simplified the process of analyzing sample data and provided a view of it to a non-technical user would be very valuable. But as I mentioned in my previous comment we could never expose any of our data outside of our private infrastructure, so we can't use this until there are other options for hosting.