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Let me limit it to the non-Google database offerings.
by brightball 6y ago
Let me limit it to the non-Google database offerings.
- andrewflnr 6y agoWhy, though? No one signs up for GCP because they want to be completely independent of Google products. Judging it based on non-Google DBs is (IMO, anyway) judging it on criteria that are irrelevant to its actual value proposition.
- brightball 6y agoPlenty of people sign up for AWS without intending to use AWS proprietary DB’s. If GCP wants to compete with AWS they need to compete on general purpose workloads.
- oblio 6y ago> No one signs up for GCP because they want to be completely independent of Google products. Then they're losing a lot of potential customers.
- KptMarchewa 6y agoAre you not going to use BigQuery while being on GCP simply because it's Google's proprietary offering too? Assuming it fits your needs ofc.
- brightball 6y agoFor some things, sure. But first and foremost my concern is going to be Postgres.