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I am also worried about the Pro features being locked into their Cloud offering. I invested quite a bit of my infrastructure in Hasura, but very vital new featu
by switz 6y ago
I am also worried about the Pro features being locked into their Cloud offering. I invested quite a bit of my infrastructure in Hasura, but very vital new features are being placed behind a cloud-only paywall and the enterprise offering seems to be exorbitantly expensive for myself as an indie solo dev. Meanwhile I consult for a large company using Hasura internally that gets a ton of value from the product, but doesn't pay a dime because they don't need the Pro features (it's only used for internal tooling). The cloud offering seems decent enough for getting off the ground, but I have very real concerns about running my consumer products on it with respect to privacy, reliability, and pricing. I'd be happy to pay a few hundred dollars per year to run my own Hasura infra with the full feature set.
If anyone from Hasura wants to reach out I'd be happy to chat and explain my frustrations further. I sent an email and a few discord messages months ago about this that went largely ignored.
I really believe that Hasura is a great product, but I've been feeling lately like I may have made the wrong decision building my products on top of it as I may no longer be the target market. Frankly, I'm not really sure who is the target market at the moment.