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I would say smaller companies such as scaleway are catching up. Slowly, but surely they are. There are about 6-7 euro companies that seem to have this long ter
by spaniard89277 1y ago
I would say smaller companies such as scaleway are catching up. Slowly, but surely they are.
There are about 6-7 euro companies that seem to have this long term plan of becoming the euro AWS (including OVH) but the problem is always the capital available.
I use AWS at work and it can become insanely complex to work with, or to have estimates or what's going to cost you.
I did use scaleway in my previous work (they didn't have as many services as they have now) and it was much easier.
Anyway, there's still a long way to go because these services need to catch up with the AWS offering and pretty much everyone knows AWS, it's the default now.
If I had to start a business now I would probably go with Scaleway.
- belter 1y agoI have been also thinking of trying Scaleway, but do you think these statements from UpCloud, another alternative I am considering, sound true or is it just marketing? https://upcloud.com/competitors-and-alternatives/scaleway https://upcloud.com/competitors-and-alternatives/scaleway
- lambdadelirium 1y agoWell Scaleway is actually 1.3 and not 1.4 in Trustpilot, they've anyway the essentials thing so it would be free to try so not losing anything there https://upcloud.com/solutions/essentials https://upcloud.com/solutions/essentials
- belter 1y agoYeah just noticed to Trustpilot reviews...Normally I would not look only into Trustpilot, but those reviews and comments look pretty bad...
- spaniard89277 1y agoHaven't tried Up loud, but I can see their offering is way smaller in terms of services. Most people rarely needs more than compute + dbaas though.