2 years ago
I'm running an automated service that requires colocation with third parties to minimize latency. Currently, my compute is distributed across a couple of cloud providers (fly, GCP, AWS), but some components like a database and some analytics endpoints are hosted on railway.
Having multiple cloud providers is a PITA and is creating a lot of unwanted complexity and increased latency for certain operations. I wouldn't mind using GCP locations only, plus one AWS colo, because GCP locations should suffice.
Would it be possible to deploy my services within specific GCP regions and zones to decrease latency with third parties? What would that cost?
Thanks!
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16 Replies
2 years ago
what would be sufficient latency?
2 years ago
that should be achievable on metal, where are the locations you would be connecting to from our metal regions?
chicago, mazovia (poland), singapore, uk, hesse (germany), washington state
2 years ago
i think you could get pretty damn close to rtt 20ms for most of the locations
2 years ago
i think once we have our metal regions built out you give it a try
2 years ago
2 years ago
metal does not yet support volumes
2 years ago
soon