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I love what fly.io is doing and was thinking of deploying the GraphJin website and a demo on their free tier. While not a full cloud if you're looking for horizontal scalability checkout yugabyte.com they have a free tier as well. Maybe I'll run two demos on both these platforms. Another new entrant is planetscale.com which can host the MySQL demo. |
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If you do plan to try it I'd love to hear about it. |
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It’s on my todo / bucket list. fly.io just started offering scale to zero btw. Like google cloud run. |
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Btw thanks for all the other hosting options. |
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Also I'm redoing the whole documentation site so we could have a nice list of deployment options. |
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googles cloud SQL does not give you horizontal scalability. You need to use Spanner for that and its a different API.
Fly.io does. I have been using it but not tried it with graphjin as i just don't have time, but i wanted to raise it here.
https://fly.io/docs/about/pricing/#postgresql-clusters
https://fly.io/blog/free-postgres/
https://fly.io/blog/globally-distributed-postgres/
The db is globally distributed with read only in other locations. It does an interesting approach that will work with graphql nicely i think.
It also load balances so if a region dies everything keeps going.
Its also much cheaper than google.
CLi: https://fly.io/docs/flyctl/
you can run your middle tier instances similar to cloudrun and have control over scale up and down.
anyways, see what you think
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