docs(cloud): align cloud provider claims across tier pages#454
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Fix inconsistent cloud provider information: - startup-tier.md intro text incorrectly claimed Azure (BYOC) support; Azure is only available on the Enterprise tier - enterprise-tier.md pricing table incorrectly showed Azure for all tiers; corrected to show AWS/GCP for Free/Startup/Pro and AWS/GCP/Azure (BYOC) for Enterprise only Canonical cloud provider availability: - Free / Startup / Pro: AWS, GCP - Enterprise: AWS, GCP, Azure (BYOC) Addresses audit item P2.6. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview
Aligns FalkorDB Cloud tier documentation so cloud-provider availability claims are consistent across tier pages, avoiding contradictory Azure availability statements.
Changes:
cloud/startup-tier.md: Removes Azure (BYOC) from the Startup Tier intro (Startup is AWS/GCP only).cloud/enterprise-tier.md: Fixes the “Cloud Providers” comparison row so Azure (BYOC) is Enterprise-only.
Reviewed changes
Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| cloud/startup-tier.md | Updates Startup Tier intro text to remove Azure (BYOC) availability claim. |
| cloud/enterprise-tier.md | Corrects pricing comparison table to reflect per-tier cloud provider availability. |
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| | **Cloud Providers** | AWS, GCP, Azure | AWS, GCP, Azure | AWS, GCP, Azure | **AWS, GCP, Azure** | | ||
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Summary
Fix contradictory cloud provider availability claims across cloud tier documentation pages.
Changes
cloud/startup-tier.md: Removed Azure (BYOC) from intro text — Azure is Enterprise-onlycloud/enterprise-tier.md: Fixed pricing table to show correct per-tier providers (was incorrectly showing Azure for all tiers)Canonical cloud provider availability
Testing
cloud/index.mdfeatures tableMemory / Performance Impact
N/A — documentation only
Related Issues
Addresses audit item P2.6 (Audit-Report.md)