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“ it’s well-known that they refuse to host (as a managed service) any third-party software until after AWS has already done the same thing and built a successfu
by ec109685 6y ago
“ it’s well-known that they refuse to host (as a managed service) any third-party software until after AWS has already done the same thing and built a successful business around it, at which point their customers hold them at gunpoint. But that’s the bar, to get Google to support something.”
This isn’t true, of course. They supported managed Kafka before AWS did: https://cloud.google.com/confluent https://cloud.google.com/confluent
- baskire 6y agoGcp doesn’t have a 1st party Kafka offering. Confluent cloud is still 3rd party just with some nice integrations with GCP. If you have an issue it’s not GCP support or GCP’s eng job to fix the cluster. There’s real service uptime implications of this.