It's only necessary in cases where there is an obvious conflict of interest.
The subjective opinion was about "following" when Amazon has had relational database services for years, and the latest engine they say was under development for 3 years, not exactly something in response to goog.…
Well if only AWS provides the scaling you need then what would you migrate off of AWS to? You could re-arch your app to scale out for some use cases as you suggest, but that's also an indicator that using AWS allowed…
The point is you can run MySQL or any of its variants on your own hardware or anyone else's. Nobody forces you to use Amazon's implementation.
Aurora max looks like it's 64TB, that's 640 times larger, which I guess is what you're hinting at.
The interface is MySQL, no shortage of alternative implementations... Did Microsoft open source SQL Server?? How about the source code for ANY of their cloud services? They are ALL proprietary.
In his defence even googling GCP doesn't return that as a result on the first page. I was searching for the same thing.
4 times faster than MySQL on the same platform, how did they pull that off?
It's only necessary in cases where there is an obvious conflict of interest.
The subjective opinion was about "following" when Amazon has had relational database services for years, and the latest engine they say was under development for 3 years, not exactly something in response to goog.…
Well if only AWS provides the scaling you need then what would you migrate off of AWS to? You could re-arch your app to scale out for some use cases as you suggest, but that's also an indicator that using AWS allowed…
The point is you can run MySQL or any of its variants on your own hardware or anyone else's. Nobody forces you to use Amazon's implementation.
Aurora max looks like it's 64TB, that's 640 times larger, which I guess is what you're hinting at.
The interface is MySQL, no shortage of alternative implementations... Did Microsoft open source SQL Server?? How about the source code for ANY of their cloud services? They are ALL proprietary.
In his defence even googling GCP doesn't return that as a result on the first page. I was searching for the same thing.
4 times faster than MySQL on the same platform, how did they pull that off?