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Can you please expand the requirement criteria when you specify the term "Managed"? We can do this for you off of AWS or any other cloud provider of your preference.
Digital Ocean has mysql and postgres managed
@Francisco has mysql IIRC
Doesn’t buyvm do a low cost managed MySQL or MariaDB? But had to be used in conjunction with a vps service.
Edit: link https://buyvm.net/features/#offloadsql
I dont want to worry about the db setup/ maintenance.
Thanks, will check
For somereason, I thought it was a discontinued service. I think this works for me.
We can do this for you definitely, can you get in touch at https://readydedis.com/
Sure, I am checking with BuyVM first if their service is still available, if no, Ill reach out to ya.
It is.
We were going to retire it but people really liked it so instead we just moved it from cPanel.
Francisco
Awesome, thank you so much
If you mean Microsoft SQL Server, that's a huge step up in cost and expectation. For one thing, licensing for SQL Server is $xx,xxx to $xxx,xxx for a typical 32-core physical box depending on edition. Don't expect to find managed SQL Server (which requires DBAs, etc.) for $10/mo.
If you know what you're doing at the schema level (i.e., you're ok with creating your own tables, writing your own queries, indexing as appropriate, etc.) then Azure may be what you want, as they handle the instance-level stuff while you handle your code.
Well, this is exactly what I can do.. I just don't want to mess with the setup and maintenance of the MS sqlserver. I can take care of all my operational needs of running queries et all.
Pricing seems to be a gigantic mess with Azure/ AWS/ GCP..
I am looking for a simple pricing by storage/ similar...
Thanks