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Re:Open and portable Postgres-as-a-service. Also available o... by umur on Thursday December 14, 2023 @04:34PM (#38647563)
(author of the post here)

Thank you, and yes, we will be in the US in the next few months.

Re:Open and portable Postgres-as-a-service. Also available o... by jimkoen on Thursday December 14, 2023 @05:06PM (#38647986)
I can't believe it took this long for someone to offer open core, cross vendor cloud deployments.

I feel like this is going to take off, especially if you're targeting Hetzner.

With regards to the latter, have you guys thought about a cross vendor object storage offering? It's the #1 most requested service on Hetzner and they have repeadetly mentioned that they do not want to venture into this space. Feels like a low hanging fruit to take at this point.

Are you guys open for CV submissions? I'm a student from Germany and would love to intern / work for you guys and be a part of this. I've worked with OpenStack previously (though as an end user, not an admin) , which offers some AWS failover capabilities, but nothing truly like this.

Re:Open and portable Postgres-as-a-service. Also available o... by umur on Thursday December 14, 2023 @05:33PM (#38648292)
Yes, exactly, our object store is in the works.

And thank you, we are hiring. Could you send your CV to imagine at ubicloud dot com?

Re:Open and portable Postgres-as-a-service. Also available o... by bravura on Thursday December 14, 2023 @07:02PM (#38649265)
I’d be curious to talk with you more about this, and suggest some interesting new workflows.

Object storage targets web developers, etc, but enabling certain machine learning patterns could be transformative.

Re:Open and portable Postgres-as-a-service. Also available o... by umur on Friday December 15, 2023 @12:28PM (#38656339)
Happy to hear your suggestions, of course, will ping you through your HN profile