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Think they've removed the ability to choose non AWS too.. I cant see region selection in docs either. And a price increase.
by errwhat 5y ago
Think they've removed the ability to choose non AWS too.. I cant see region selection in docs either. And a price increase.
- akulkarni 5y agoRegion selection coming soon. Price should be cheaper for most configurations. Also, offers decoupled storage / compute, so is more cost effective than needing to resize both at the same time. But let me know if you are seeing differently.
- errwhat 5y agoIts difficult to break out what parts of the site are talking about cloudv1 and cloudv2, Ill wait until site all sorted... Im sure im looking at managed service for timescaledb still named cloud on most of the site. GCP/Azure is gone for cloudv2?
- akulkarni 5y agoManaged Service for TimescaleDB (MST) and the new Timescale Cloud are just two different products. (Not v1 vs v2.) They are both in active use and development. Different users will prefer one over the other. We could do a better job describing the differences on our website - noted (thanks!) GCP/Azure are still supported on MST.
- aeyes 5y agoSo there are now 3 hosted offerings? Forge, v1 and v2? This is getting extremely confusing.
- akulkarni 5y ago2 hosted offerings. From the blog post: (Some of you may remember that we launched the first “Timescale Cloud” 2.5 years ago, as the world’s first fully-managed time-series database-as-a-service on AWS, GCP, Azure. That product is alive and well, and fully supported as before, but is now called “Managed Service for TimescaleDB”.) Today we are announcing the new Timescale Cloud (formerly known as “Timescale Forge”), a database cloud for relational and time-series workloads, built on PostgreSQL, and architected around this vision of the “transparent box”.