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I do also want to mention that we don't fork Postgres. We have built tooling around Postgres using extensions and gateway layers on top of it.
by infra_dev 3y ago
I do also want to mention that we don't fork Postgres. We have built tooling around Postgres using extensions and gateway layers on top of it.
- endigma 3y agoThis doesn't necessarily mean that any user could pick up and switch to a different PG instance, as such a young provider maybe look at having some docs for migrating off-platform as a sort of assurance. Maintaining those docs might also help you prevent adding or changing things that would introduce lock-in, it should be a consideration for every feature or API change.
- infra_dev 3y agoAgree. We will prioritize how to migrate from Nile. At the Postgres level we don't want any lock-ins. We would have APIs that simply SaaS workflows that users may choose to use.