i wish aws...and to be honest, most cloud providers put more effort into the development experience.
they have local dynamo, but i believe that's the only official appliance they provide.
I think it's especially necessary for the proprietary products -- dynamo being a great example.
I'll take a moment to call out snowflake for this as well -- it's really frustrating to not be able to quickly (within milliseconds) and easily (i shouldn't need to get credentials from elsewhere in my org) setup & teardown databases while under test.
they have local dynamo, but i believe that's the only official appliance they provide.
I think it's especially necessary for the proprietary products -- dynamo being a great example.
I'll take a moment to call out snowflake for this as well -- it's really frustrating to not be able to quickly (within milliseconds) and easily (i shouldn't need to get credentials from elsewhere in my org) setup & teardown databases while under test.