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Nice offering for hobbyists but not usable for any private data handling or enterprise applications. I would like to use something like this but with no SOC2 o
by klohto 7y ago
Nice offering for hobbyists but not usable for any private data handling or enterprise applications.
I would like to use something like this but with no SOC2 or any other security certification, storing customer's data out of your cloud provider is a no-no for me.
On top of that, there are no ACLs, nor any fine-grained control access. No audit log, SSO, or similar features are required.
So I wonder what market is this trying to capture? If you're not happy with DynamoDB and you need even better latency, it means that you're running this in production and probably handling sensitive data. Would this service be viable for you? Just curious what the HN crowd thinks.
EDIT: Comment bellow me said this:
> TOS says not to upload data that "contains personally sensitive information" so that may limit some use cases
That, for me, concludes this is aimed at casual use.
- davestore 7y agoHey, Dave from lambda store here, in the short term, we plan to support ACL of Redis 6. Also in the long term, we are planning a version which will work on customer’s VPC for the enterprise customers with high security requirements. We are applying GDPR practices. Also we are planning to obtain security certificates in the future then we can revisit our terms again. Also note that “personally sensitive information” requires extra procedures as part of GDPR.