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Surprising to see them ditch their cloud product. Especially considering the number of startups out there based around offering a cloud database.
by maxxxxxx 3y ago
Surprising to see them ditch their cloud product. Especially considering the number of startups out there based around offering a cloud database.
- ilyt 3y agoNo wonder, if you outsource management of DB to someone else why on earth you'd want to have MySQL/MariaDB ?
- throwaway60722 3y agoMany self-hosted business apps require PHP and MySQL.
- xiasongh 3y agoWhat's wrong with MySQL and MariaDB?
- wahnfrieden 3y agomostly memes from twenty years ago
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- crazygringo 3y agoWhy wouldn't you? It's widely supported, and tons of software is written on top of it -- requires it.
- mardifoufs 3y agoYes I thought managed databases were the holy grail of database monetization. How bad were the cloud services that they were providing? They seemed to put quite a lot of effort into that part of their offering too.
- redwood 3y agoThere are literally a dozens of SQL database service companies.. yes it's a large market but at a point you're just competing for fumes