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Has AWS ever done this? To my knowledge they have not, and this is the third time (at least) that google has done this. Managed Kubernetes and Google Maps API
by nerdjon 5y ago
Has AWS ever done this?
To my knowledge they have not, and this is the third time (at least) that google has done this. Managed Kubernetes and Google Maps API are the other 2 that I know of.
I only ever remember seeing AWS lowering prices but I am curious if there are instances I am unaware of.
This continues me wondering how anyone can think going with google cloud is a good idea.
- truffdog 5y agoAppEngine has redone its pricing model at least once, possibly twice, in a way that upset people.
- revel 5y agoMaps also has one of the most restrictive licenses I've ever seen in the industry. If you stop using Maps you're required to delete all data and all derived data. The only time I've ever seen a more restrictive license was when using Bloomberg. At least in that case it made some modicum of sense given that there was a lot of manual data entry going on in the background. The larger issue is that even though I would like to use Google in some cases, I know that I can't trust them. As a company they need to seriously rethink their approach to fostering customer trust.
- Aeolun 5y agoI’ve seen parameter store (free) ”switch” to secrets manager (paid). But old parameter store is still there. That’s the closest I’ve seen.
- coredog64 5y agoSecrets is a different product with additional capability.