I had to leave a few months ago after the price raises and how many times my boss saw some issue in the project I had with them.
They also deprecated and removed their sqlite backup service. Back to GCP and not worrying about so many outages now.
I had to leave a few months ago after the price raises and how many times my boss saw some issue in the project I had with them.
They also deprecated and removed their sqlite backup service. Back to GCP and not worrying about so many outages now.
But in all seriousness the gall to raise prices before actually fixing the reliability problems is pretty shocking. I understand it's a bit of a chicken-and-egg thing where you maybe are tight on resources but there's no scenario where it's acceptable to have a product with these kinds of problems and then raise prices on existing customers who are putting up with it.
expect to see more of these "post-mortem apologies" from fly.io in the future because it won't be the last