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1) That's how e.g. RDS is already implemented, right? It's an AWS cash cow. 2) Who is going to use an external (from the perspective of your cloud or internal

by lysace 2y ago

1) That's how e.g. RDS is already implemented, right? It's an AWS cash cow. 2) Who is going to use an external (from the perspective of your cloud or internal work load) RDBMS?

brigadier132 2y ago
RDS isn't implemented like that and if you are on AWS you can get neon to be in the same datacenter and even pay via AWS. I don't work for neon, I've just gone pretty deep on all the managed db offerings.
- lysace 2y ago
  (As in "compute is detached from storage", not all of the specifics.) > if you are on AWS you can get neon to be in the same datacenter and even pay via AWS Nice.
the_duke 2y ago
As the title says... Aurora is somewhat implemented like that. RDS just runs regular database servers and provides some nice management automation around it.