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anthonyronning
1y ago
Been running it for a few months now, such a great and reliable product. Congrats on the release!
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anthonyronning
1y ago
I clicked on this because it said rust in the title. Very disappointed.
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anthonyronning
1y ago
Honestly, I don't even know. My last month bill was for 1947 compute hours for a total of $260. I just have the 4 databases. Looks like two of them are at .5 instead of .25, maybe that's it? Unless they are auto scaling me up occa
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1y ago
> And 250 dollars/month was considered expensive No, it was not my intention for price to be the main thing people hooked in on with this article. It's the combination of it all. Better reliability, performance, and infrastruct
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anthonyronning
1y ago
Thank you! Yes, totally agree. I do hope to get there one day and would LOVE nothing more than to have a DBA take this to the next steps when we're bigger.
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anthonyronning
1y ago
I see. Yeah I'm not against usage-based in general. Just specific to database's, especially in my instance where it feels like I'm paying more for the luxury of having a scale-to-zero feature that I've quickly grown beyo
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1y ago
Thank you for the great service!
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1y ago
Their dashboards and metrics are really good. Plus the performance is great even on their non-metal offering too. I hope to one day be able to justify the upgrade to it. Here's their announcement blog post with a bit more info, like th
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anthonyronning
1y ago
Pre-seed stage startup of two people. No, we can't hire a DBA.
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1y ago
We get 750 compute hours per month across our entire org, then charged 16c per hour.
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anthonyronning
1y ago
Yeah, at a certain point it's just always running 24/7, which they charge you usage-based if your company is over 750 hours in a month. If you're running databases continuously, I find a lot of their original unique selling p
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Why We Migrated from Neon to PlanetScale
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