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Charge for what you sell. Do you sell RAM and CPU, or do you sell data processing? Which do your customers prefer? How do the model their need?
by lupire 4y ago
Charge for what you sell. Do you sell RAM and CPU, or do you sell data processing? Which do your customers prefer? How do the model their need?
- higeorge13 4y agoThis is true, but my point is that it’s not predictable. e.g. I have 1 TB db with 50 tables and a specific i/u/d pattern. Until i replicate the whole db incrementally and run this with some warehouse, there is no way i can make an estimation about #credits per year. I want to add some new big dbt model? There is no way i know how much time will a warehouse be running because the query planner cannot create a sensible query execution plan. And so on. Charging e.g. by # of processed rows is more predictable from end-user/admin perspective. That’s all. But obviously they make more money the way they price, what do i know? :-)