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samlambert
3mo ago
More details on this are coming soon.
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samlambert
3mo ago
We are already moving Neki customers into production. Nobody else is even close. PlanetScale doesn't spend our days yapping about what we are going to do. We just do it.
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samlambert
4mo ago
We have seen them benchmarking us before. I assume we won because they didn't include
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Postgres Traffic Control
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samlambert
7mo ago
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samlambert
7mo ago
Hi Pedro, I am sure there are ways the Drizzle and PlanetScale will be able to integrate. If we do it will all being using open specs and standards so other database providers can leverage the same features. In terms of expanding to other l
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samlambert
7mo ago
We are so excited to be working with the incredible Drizzle team! I am around to answer questions if anyone has any.
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samlambert
10mo ago
It will be faster and a lot easier to use than Aurora.
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samlambert
10mo ago
Thank you for the feedback.
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samlambert
10mo ago
there aren't per customer IOPs limits but the CPU will be the bottleneck.
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samlambert
10mo ago
It's a durability thing, we need to make sure writes are replicated off to at least one node. There might be avenues to get Metal down to single node in the future.
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samlambert
10mo ago
Really excited for more people to get to use Metal. Let me know if you have any questions.
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samlambert
10mo ago
Close enough, welcome back PHPmyadmin. Seriously though this is cool. Thank you for sharing.
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samlambert
10mo ago
Let’s Encrypt is an incredible project and the internet is better off for it. If you ever have questions about vitess or need help please let me know.
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samlambert
11mo ago
This is high availability and unlimited IOPs at $50 a month. It's likely impossible to find cheaper hosted Postgres with comparable features.
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samlambert
11mo ago
for sure. it makes money for us and will lead to more usage. i am stoked we have this.
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samlambert
11mo ago
correcting this. i've been proven wrong we did say forever.
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samlambert
11mo ago
i have said almost exactly this so many times since it happened
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samlambert
11mo ago
read the timestamps, i did not post it after the wayback.
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samlambert
11mo ago
go ahead and ask the questions i will answer
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samlambert
11mo ago
wow we did you are right. I am corrected. That's not good.
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samlambert
11mo ago
thank you
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samlambert
11mo ago
we did. we called it the Hobby plan. we never said forever.
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samlambert
11mo ago
You're assuming everyone values things the way you do. People do want to pay for products that solve their problems. Pick a problem you know well and solve it for someone else who has that problem. Discover if it has enough value to th
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samlambert
11mo ago
Were we supposed to just keep it up until we go out of business or something? Out of sheer duty. Like burn everything we built to the ground to keep the free tier going as long as possible? Endlessly indentured to provide a free service on
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11mo ago
I have immense respect for you building a profitable bootstrapped business. We raised venture to do this, I can't imagine bootstrapping. People are upset that I said I don't care what he thinks and maybe I was harsh but honestly p
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samlambert
11mo ago
we never said that
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samlambert
11mo ago
It was sad to say goodbye to Aaron yes. I am glad he and I are on good terms again. I have immense professional respect for him.
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samlambert
11mo ago
Hey ksec, you are right vitess is more expensive to run naturally. Do you host your apps in hertzer or is it a factor of cost? if you email me sam@planetscale.com i can give you free credits for either Vitess or Postgres.
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11mo ago
I don't buy that someone commenting "Remember when they shafted the free plan, laid off some good people and redesigned their website to look like some garish notepad? Pepperidge Farm remembers..." is trying to help me. It&#x
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samlambert
11mo ago
I remember. It was a very painful moment for everyone involved. I still miss the people who aren't here anymore. I am not happy that it happened but I am also I am very glad to be at a profitable company. I get to work at a company tha
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