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BigQueryService
Our data platform remains in GCP, since BigQuery remains one of the better “serverless” data platforms / warehouses out there
Why Curai Health moved its core stack from Google Cloud to AWS; BigQuery stayed
2022-06-19·curaihealth.com ↗
AWSService Amazon
AWS checked a lot of boxes right off the bat. RDS and Elasticache are rock solid, and offer the biggest feature that didn't work for us in GCP (scheduled maintenance windows and notifications).
Why Curai Health moved its core stack from Google Cloud to AWS
2022-06-19·curaihealth.com ↗
Google CloudService
We were not pleased with the reliability of their data stack: in particular, Google Cloud SQL and Google Cloud Memorystore failed more often than we would like, and the inability to be notified about upcoming maintenance, much less schedule it, bit us roughly twice a year.
Why Curai Health moved its core stack from Google Cloud to AWS
2022-06-19·curaihealth.com ↗
Google Kubernetes EngineService
the best practices of maintaining a production-grade GKE cluster are not things that a small engineering team can reasonably manage, even if Google bears the onus on the infrastructure front.
Why Curai Health moved its core stack from Google Cloud to AWS (GKE)
2022-06-19·curaihealth.com ↗
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