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by derefr
2557 days ago
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One main difference in these sorts of arrangements is vertically-integrated support. If your Aiven database is having Timescale architecture problems, your support contact is someone working for Aiven who would need to turn around and reach out to Timescale about the bug (or suggest that you do so.) If your Timescale Cloud database is having Timescale architecture problems, your support contact is someone working at Timescale who can just call over the guy who wrote the code with the bug in it. (On the other hand, if your problem is with the Aiven backing cluster, it'll presumbly take slightly longer for Timescale Cloud to resolve, given that they'd have to bounce that forward.) |
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