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> supported extensions in my experience, vendors support few extensions (for good reason), but lots of time you need a specific use-case in that long tail of un
by mushufasa 5y ago
> supported extensions
in my experience, vendors support few extensions (for good reason), but lots of time you need a specific use-case in that long tail of unsupported extensions.
for example, timescaledb isn't supported anywhere, so the options are managing it yourself or using their own hosted Postgres version.
- Lunrtick 5y agoDigitalOcean does offer Timescaledb in the their managed postgres offering AFAIK, along with quite a few other extensions (PostGIS etc)
- tpetry 5y agoBut does it offer the new TimescaleDB 2.0 with all the new features? They changed their license and made all enterprise features free but only for their Community License (for self-hosting). Cloud providers are only allowed to use the fully open source Apache licensed extensions which is missing some parts.
- gsa 5y agoThe version of Timescaledb offered by DigitalOcean is Apache licensed, which is somewhat limited compared to the community licensed version.