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Usually this would be called a PaaS (Platform as a Service). It's another layer on top of a public cloud, AWS in this case. Someone looking to save money on se
by pavlov 5y ago
Usually this would be called a PaaS (Platform as a Service). It's another layer on top of a public cloud, AWS in this case.
Someone looking to save money on server costs by using a hosting company would effectively be going the other way in the stack: taking the cloud out of the equation and operating servers directly. The original poster in this thread acquired a hosting company to be able to provide this kind of service in their vertical.
- saimiam 5y agoPaaS is probably the right term and you’re right that the original comment was about buying bare metal servers to offer value added services. When I made my comment, it was half in jest so I didn’t think through every word choice of mine.