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by FridgeSeal
1959 days ago
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It that I advocate running your own Postgres setup in your own cluster instead of just renting a managed version, but I’ve run a few databases on K8s and found it pretty fine: useful for when your hosting provider doesn’t support the database you want to run (Clickhouse managed AWS service when?) or for application-specific KV-stores: EBS volumes and PVC’s are great, solid performance, kubernetes takes care of the networking, will resurrect it if the worst happens and it does go down. I probably could have those things on their own instance but then I’d need to have to go through the hassle of networking, failover/recreation, deployments, etc and for the vast majority of cases that’s 100% more effort than deploy a stateful-set. |
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Now! Altinity runs Altinity.Cloud now in AWS. Feel free to drop by.
There are also services in other clouds. Yandex runs one in their cloud and there are at least 3 in China. ClickHouse has a big and active community of providers.
Disclaimer: I work for Altinity.