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Their enterprise pricing is disgustingly grandiose. At our relatively small scale (just a few tens of millions of requests per month) they wanted five figures a
by 0xy 7y ago
Their enterprise pricing is disgustingly grandiose. At our relatively small scale (just a few tens of millions of requests per month) they wanted five figures a month after the price change.
Nope. We'll just roll our own solution.
Whichever sales and marketing guy is responsible for that atrocious pricing will ultimately be responsible for the product failing. I don't know who's going to pay those absurd prices.
- 013a 7y agoThat is crazy when APM is such a saturated market. Granted, there aren't a ton of GraphQL-focused APM tools that are automatically aware of field resolution times and such, but GraphQL makes it a cinch to support; if a company like Datadog came in and added it to their already existing APM suite, Engine would be finished. Datadog APM is expensive, but it's generally interesting beyond GraphQL, and its not five figures expensive at this scale.
- 0xy 7y agoDatadog already has an Apollo integration. It's not as good as Apollo Engine but when it's 80% of the product for 1% of the price then it's a no-brainer. We already paid Datadog anyway.
- tmpz22 7y ago> disgustingly grandiose Just like GraphQL itself.