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Marketing blog spam is the new puff piece.
Would you prefer testaments like these from Spotify engineers? https://twitter.com/plamere/status/702168809445134336 https://twitter.com/plamere/status/702169733454495745 https://twitter.com/mpjme/status/702167231623516160
Spotify moves its back end to Google Cloud
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#32I tried Google Container Engine (GKE) and really liked it - it's the best cloud solution for deploying Docker to production in my opinion, mainly due to its use of Kubernetes. Unfortunately in my Web apps I make heavy use of Postgres-specific features, and since Cloud SQL only supports MySQL, Google Cloud is a total non-starter for me. So for now I'm on AWS, using Postgres on RDS and deploying containers with ECS. EC…
I too hope so.
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#33Isn’t it risky to move to competition's infrastructure?
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#34I was wondering about Spotify's contributions to Hadoop stack such as Snakebite and Luigi. What will happen to these projects if they're moving to BigQuery?
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#35My business is a heavy GC user (AppEngine, Datastore, CloudStorage, BQ, ComputeEngine, ManagedVM) and I couldn't imagine achieving what we have achieved in such a short amount of time on any other platform.
We (myself and another guy) started at zero and shipped our product in 3 months on what is effectively an infinitely auto-scalable platform where we don't have to do any devops or carry a pager. I'd much rather work on features than chores. =) 4 months later and we've had profitable growth and zero downtime (knock on wood) and we're hiring.
Thanks Google!
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#36Earlier quoted context omitted.
Would you prefer testaments like these from Spotify engineers? https://twitter.com/plamere/status/702168809445134336 https://twitter.com/plamere/status/702169733454495745 https://twitter.com/mpjme/status/702167231623516160
Kind of. We all know that companies cut deals with providers in exchange for blog posts, tweets, and other sorts of promotion. I'm always wary of posts like these, especially when they lack detail or awareness of competing products.
Spotify did say that they really enjoy specific aspects of Google Cloud Platform, through their own engineering blog. Spotify engineers have also been independently vocal on Twitter.
Netflix has been very similarly vocal of their support of AWS.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on a better mindshare model, perhaps we can all learn to do things a bit better.
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#37What Google Cloud needs is a better sales story. AWS consistently beats out Google in this respect. This story is welcomed and there should be more success stories published like this. My business is a heavy GC user (AppEngine, Datastore, CloudStorage, BQ, ComputeEngine, ManagedVM) and I couldn't imagine achieving what we have achieved in such a short amount of time on any other platform. We (myself and another guy)…
I published a very critical release to my Android app few weeks back and realized that it was not getting published at all. It took me a month to get the problem resolved.
I don't want to buy a cloud service where the support might be nothing more than bunch of "Help yourself" pages.
Re: Spotify moves its back end to Google Cloud
#38What Google Cloud needs is a better sales story. AWS consistently beats out Google in this respect. This story is welcomed and there should be more success stories published like this. My business is a heavy GC user (AppEngine, Datastore, CloudStorage, BQ, ComputeEngine, ManagedVM) and I couldn't imagine achieving what we have achieved in such a short amount of time on any other platform. We (myself and another guy)…
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#39Does anyone have a link to that compares google cloud vs aws on a per price + per service basis ?