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Considering that Aurora has either a Postgres or MySqL interfaces, you could just dump them using the standard tools. That's probably not a great example of ve
by happymellon 4y ago
Considering that Aurora has either a Postgres or MySqL interfaces, you could just dump them using the standard tools.
That's probably not a great example of vendor lock-in.
- eropple 4y agoThis is true, but when you own a platform, you don't have to have nonstandard interfaces in order to lock a user in. For example, they whack your self-hosted or other-vendor-in-AWS options with cross-AZ bandwidth charges that they exempt you from when using RDS.