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what i have generally seen is that storage - blob (s3) or database - is the blocker. Even if you go to k8s, the hassle to manage storage is non-trivial. And be
by sandGorgon 6y ago
what i have generally seen is that storage - blob (s3) or database - is the blocker.
Even if you go to k8s, the hassle to manage storage is non-trivial.
And because of this singular fact, startups cannot move to on-premise. You really dont want to manage snapshots, restores, backups.
Anyone can manage application servers.
- davedx 6y agoI don't understand. You're talking about a filesystem, with an option for backing that filesystem up?
- rhlsthrm 6y agos3 (or similar) and managed database seem to be the most "commoditized" (and cheapest) pieces of the cloud services stack. So it seems reasonable to move everything else to cloud-agnostic/on prem while still leaving those pieces in the cloud.
- sandGorgon 6y agohow do you solve for egress traffic ? the traffic between the server and the database starts being the most expensive part of the stack