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by mkulke
3860 days ago
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to a degree, i guess. On AWS there are a lot of services, which would qualify as PaaS offerings. Even on Rackspace, you get Databases (and HA Groups), Load-Balancers (w/ SSL termination), Queues (albeit the obscure, OpenStack one) and ElasticSearch for Logging (the latter is pretty hefty priced IMO, though). So we're able to run quite a lot of stateless 12factor-like services on Rackspace (using kubernetes), RabbitMQ being the exception we have to manage ourselves (which sucks). |
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