I spent 3 days setting up Hasura a few weeks ago and I wish I'd known about Nhost.
Do you know why Hasura don't provide a managed service themselves?
Also, I wonder if Hasura will eventually move to a MongoDB-like license.
Do you know why Hasura don't provide a managed service themselves?
Also, I wonder if Hasura will eventually move to a MongoDB-like license.
i suspect that mainly applies to venture backed businesses - it could be a great lifestyle biz
Hopefully, we will be mentioned in the documentation for Hasura.
Hasura does provide a hosted version (EDIT: not a hosted version) (Hasura Pro). You can read more about it here: https://hasura.io/hasura-pro
1. We're working on adding nhost to the Hasura docs as a deployment guide for when you'd like authn + files + hosted postgres in one neat place. Johan just did a slick demo in the community call right now :)
2. To clarify: Hasura Pro is not a hosted version of Hasura. It's an agent that is added to wherever Hasura happens to be running for enabling monitoring/testing features.