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This might be where I finally sit down and experiment with Timescale Cloud. $24 / month is an entry point price that I can use to start a project with at least
by brightball 5y ago
This might be where I finally sit down and experiment with Timescale Cloud.
$24 / month is an entry point price that I can use to start a project with at least.
- tomc1985 5y agoYou can experiment with a self-hosted version for free, indefinitely
- brightball 5y agoBiggest issue is that, when I go to production for a small app that's just starting out, I don't want to spend time managing a self hosted version.
- tomc1985 5y agoIt's a postgres install with a proprietary extension. Management burden is about as low as it gets for a small app -- make sure its got HD space for storage and logs, lock it down sensibly, set up a cron job to export daily backup dumps to S3, and you're good. I one-man-armied software dev for a $20m/yr company doing exactly this a little while back and postgres caused problems pretty much never.
- errwhat 5y agoAre they giving free egress on the public 5432 endpoint - if you host with say DO/Linode (obviously you have DO/Linode limits too)?