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When every company workload and footprint is entirely different what alternative do you propose? Different companies have different needs and different cloud se
by notyourwork 6y ago
When every company workload and footprint is entirely different what alternative do you propose? Different companies have different needs and different cloud services suffice those needs in really different ways. You can run your database on relational, non-relational or flat text file backends. They all have different performances characteristics and different costs associated with running them.
- chickenpotpie 6y agoNot to mention that if AWS doesn’t price everything correctly someone will find out how to abuse it. For example, if AWS only charged for outbound bandwidth on S3 I could store petabytes of archives for almost free. If they only charged for storage, I would host all my high access, small size files on there for free. S3 is an oversimplification but it applies to other services. If they don’t charge for every way they can lose money on a service, someone will find it out and abuse it.