@decent-artlu

it makes no sense to run your own Postgres or Redis instance there's some low-level stuff that anything high-uptime requires you to do and when you run your own server, you don't really get scalability so, one should always use Neon or Supabase or Upstash or Cloudflare however, depending on a IaaS or PaaS makes you feel resource constrained either on their free tier, or on some budgeted spend my solution is to self-host, which allows you to slam your own hardware infinitely, until you really need to scale vertically, horizontally, or geographically - for S3, use Garage - for sql, use sqlite and serve via sqlite-rest * - for kv, use my new `lmdis` * duckdb has a new server mode that looks interesting also

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