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I have a perhaps useful piece of feedback: If customers are asking for this, its important to ask why. The more obvious you make best practices (like via the U
by no_wizard 2y ago
I have a perhaps useful piece of feedback:
If customers are asking for this, its important to ask why. The more obvious you make best practices (like via the UI, documentation etc) and what generally GCP offerings should be used for (e.g., Firestore is a NoSQL database that is good for flexible, hierarchical data structures to store and query data) and have strong use case examples, it would got a long way to mitigating this. It won't obviate it entirely, but it would likely move the needle on customer satisfaction. Whats driving these forms of contact is that it isn't obvious and clear what tech should be used for what, and in what common circumstances.
[0]: FWIW I have the same feedback about all the big cloud providers.
- bucksteamy 2y agoFair feedback. My team is working hard to up level the documentation. But sometimes complex problems require complex solutions and it is quite the art to capture the 80% use case while leaving room for the rest. I also think these questions are driven from a CYA perspective. Most of the enterprise companies I talk to are interested in offloading risk on to their cloud provider (but still somehow wanting every single knob available).