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I’ve emailed and sent Linkedin msgs to 3 people who work at gcp for cloud credits. They didn’t care. AWS gave us credits + support in less than 3 days. I wish G
by muratsu 6y ago
I’ve emailed and sent Linkedin msgs to 3 people who work at gcp for cloud credits. They didn’t care. AWS gave us credits + support in less than 3 days. I wish Google best of luck with their 5yr strategy. Hope their enterprise game is better than their startup one.
- choult 6y ago... so you're upset that you didn't get a service for free?
- wbl 6y agoIf you're serious about spending a lot on the cloud it's reasonable to expect a taste. Just like an ice cream store.
- znpy 6y agothe free tier is for that, isn't it ?
- tams 6y agoYou don't get much in terms of performance and capacity in the free tier preventing you from testing anything beyond the tiniest workloads. If you need to pre-arrange expenses with the finance department, it's much faster to test drive with credits.
- znpy 6y agoah, i see. in that case i think it's okay that you should pay. its not like ice cream. if you messaged random people it's quite reasonable that they didn't bother answering you. i wouldn't have done it either. you should get in contact with sales people via the proper channels and arrange testing (whether paid or not) with them. If you message random "people that work at gcp" then "not caring" is probably one of the most polite things they could do.