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BigQuery charges per query and for storage which might work for you. Where did you see the $25 minimum for Snowflake?
by benmanns 6y ago
BigQuery charges per query and for storage which might work for you. Where did you see the $25 minimum for Snowflake?
- harporoeder 6y agoBigQuery or Snowflake seem rather extreme for anything I might consider personal data. Even logging as many things as in the article a local sqlitedb and your preferred backup solution would get pretty far. It might be easier to setup nice dashboards with a cloud product though.
- throwaway3699 6y agoI can see the appeal. Those services might be designed for petabytes of data analysis, but the flip side is that you have something ready to go with little maintenance.
- ramraj07 6y agoI want the db to be in the cloud. I'm not on my laptop most of my time and I'm definitely not on the same laptop more than 20% of my time. Hosting any sqlite db or postgres db on the cloud means I pay for hot storage which is significantly expensive if I have 200gb of data say. (Which I do; I have a ton of data from my lab days that also I want queryable like this; I also intend to purchase some datasets that I think might be fun to keep at hand so)
- ramraj07 6y agoForgot about BigQuery, will have to give it a shot! The Snowflakes minimum Is something my colleague got from them when we set up an account for a startup idea.