Perhaps Google Cloud SQL or Amazon RDS (which has a large variety of supported databases)?

so you can include the $67billion that google made selling ads in their revenue and you cant include amazons product sales?

AWS has revenue of 7billion. Google has revenue of 75billion. You think you can get away with including Amazon selling books and chinese crap online?

Amazon has been around 4years longer than Google.

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I once asked them in a ticket about their stance on this. They told me that they absolutely have no problem with a customer trying several different server types and returning them as long as they are

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Our membership pricing is the same concept as the very popular Amazon AWS reserved instance option. I think they now offer 1, 2 and 3 yr. options. The SSD servers are cheaper if you are looking to max

Amazon have about 8x more market share than Google. They run their own DCs.

Are there any good LowEndProviders in either South America or Africa? Amazon EC2 and Microsoft Azure both have DCs in San Paolo but, naturally, I'm cheap or else why would I be on LET. DO, Vultr, Li

I'm a google datacenter fan so they are in my top 3 for sure. All things being equal I think I would prefer doing business with them compared to Amazon. Does Amazon run their own datacenters or do t

with 3 different providers may be cheaper than Amazon and, if you know what you are doing, safer, not to mention a bit of a CDN and bigger resources.

Sorry, the people rowing the boat with our Trump neckties from China are being asked to bring Amazon orders back to Brittain. Sadly, the drones won't make it across the Pond.

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Apparently Openshift runs on top of Amazon EC2. So the only benefit compared to Amazon as far as I can tell is that I get better pricing because they probably negotiate a much lower rate.