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Hello, When creating an app and placing it in the Appstore or Googleplay, I must also, depending on the type of app, acquire some mobile hosting service in services like Azure or AWS to leave for example, the database of my app?
Or do these stores host "all" my app? Including the exponential growth of app-generated data.
Grateful for the attention.
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Stores will only make their app available for download.
You must treat everything else on your own.
(Google, for example, offers a back-end service called Firebase).
But the Store is just a place to get your APP even. :)
Nice Lucas. That was exactly my question. Thank you very much.
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I just wanted to let you know that there are alternatives other than Firebase, Azure, and AWS, much more so.. I don’t want to advertise but where I worked before we used to Smartasp, of course this depends on the amount of users who will use the app.
If you are going to use a service, nothing prevents you from also developing and hosting your own back-end. (I consider Firebase a good alternative, because they have a very good free plan, it is not often that we want to launch an APP that right at the beginning already has a monthly maintenance cost)
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What do you mean these stores host "all" my app??
– Marco Giovanni
I’m sorry, Marco, but my question may be very obvious to you in the community, but it’s basic to me. I mean with the "whole", the back of the application. Including the generated data. Example: The app allows you to log in to social media and upload a photo to the app. This photo will be stored on Apple servers (if you develop it for IOS) or my app structure should contain the path to the database that might be on AWS or Azure?
– Marcus Paulo Silva