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It would entirely depend on who I have to implement it And where it needs to be located If I have AWS devs available, probably gonna use AWS Likewise with GC
by warrenm 2y ago
It would entirely depend on who I have to implement it
And where it needs to be located
If I have AWS devs available, probably gonna use AWS
Likewise with GCP or Azure or DO or any of the other platforms out there
They are all (more-or-less) "valid" to use
If I have to learn a platform, I am probably going to pick one of the Big Three (if it is either location independent, or needs to be in the US)
If it needs to be domiciled in a particular coutnry/region, that will change my decision, too
Oh! And it also depends on what I were trying to build
"bootstrap a service" is close to the most open-ended topic you might pick ;)
- bryanrasmussen 2y ago>"bootstrap a service" is close to the most open-ended topic you might pick right, but I figured the open-endedness and bootstrap a service implied pretty strongly - needs to be implemented by me I have to learn a platform. Since no location mentioned, location independent.
- warrenm 2y agoGiven these two criteria you have clarified ... go with either one of the Big Three Or go with a provider aimed at individual developers and small-to-medium companies (like DO) It really does not matter which one you pick ... other than realizing that whatever you build will need to be maintained by someone else when you get big enough to grow or sell :)