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I'm still unclear on if the VM here is on a machine they own/on their own premises? Or is it under someone else's control? "In the cloud" sounded like the latte
by dataflow 5y ago
I'm still unclear on if the VM here is on a machine they own/on their own premises? Or is it under someone else's control? "In the cloud" sounded like the latter but it sounds like the intention was the former?
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- eric4smith 5y agoIt means when you use the database service from AWS, they provision the machines and the replication and the database themselves. Whereas you can get a machine on AWS and setup the database yourself.
- s_fischer 5y agoThey are talking about renting a VM from a cloud provider and setting up the DB themselves (example: EC2) vs renting a fully managed DB from a cloud service provider (example: RDS).
- dataflow 5y agoBut if you're running on a VM from a cloud provider isn't your data still in the hands of a third party..??