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Right, this was my point. People don't usually run Postgres themselves (e.g. set up Postgres in a docker container), but it's not very hard to do. The article
by mritchie712 5y ago
Right, this was my point. People don't usually run Postgres themselves (e.g. set up Postgres in a docker container), but it's not very hard to do.
The article makes it sound like Infura has a moat. There's no moat, it's as easy to switch as it is to switch Postgres clouds.
To be clear, I agree with most of their findings, this on is just a bit off.
- biorach 5y ago> People don't usually run Postgres themselves (e.g. set up Postgres in a docker container), but it's not very hard to do. It's easy to do a basic install. It's quite hard to do it right, at scale, with workload-appropriate configuration, replication, backup etc. My point... neither Postures nor Indira, or any other blockchain solution are easy to install and maintain in a fully scaled-up, fault-tolerant, multi-node deployment