We've been working on a hosted version of Metabase for a while , and we're happy to formally pull back the covers.
Over the years we've tried to make self-hosting as easy as possible, but lots of companies have let us know they'd prefer a fully managed version of Metabase. So... here it is!
effectively, yes. For that tier, we give you a dedicated instance that runs the Metabase application and a dedicated instance for the application database
I'm a huge fan of Metabase and I've used it extensively but the pricing model is really tough.
Taking myself as an example: At the growth stage we're at, we'll start to need more data access logging/auditing, per row permissions to guard PII, etc. but I can't justify going from free to 10k/yr to our board quite yet.
It would be great if the cloud option could introduce some of those features (not all) at a price point that makes it easier for more startups to sign on like mine as we keep growing. Right now it feels like I need to leave Metabase as our needs expand and hope that at some point down the line, we can justify the cost and come back to it.
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[ 2.9 ms ] story [ 29.7 ms ] threadOver the years we've tried to make self-hosting as easy as possible, but lots of companies have let us know they'd prefer a fully managed version of Metabase. So... here it is!
https://www.metabase.com/blog/Announcing-Metabase-Cloud/inde... has the official announcement, but if you have any questions, fire away =)
In business plan, does 'Isolated Application Server' and 'No Noisy Neighbors' mean the same ?
Taking myself as an example: At the growth stage we're at, we'll start to need more data access logging/auditing, per row permissions to guard PII, etc. but I can't justify going from free to 10k/yr to our board quite yet.
It would be great if the cloud option could introduce some of those features (not all) at a price point that makes it easier for more startups to sign on like mine as we keep growing. Right now it feels like I need to leave Metabase as our needs expand and hope that at some point down the line, we can justify the cost and come back to it.