• rizzothesmall@sh.itjust.works
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    24 days ago

    If you properly divide your instances between providers and regions and use load balancing which uses a corum of 3 availability model then it can be zero downtime pretty fairly guaranteed.

    People be cheap and easy tho, so 🤷‍♂️

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      24 days ago

      Dividing between providers is not what people would be doing if the resilience of cloud services were as is being memed about.

      Doing so is phenomenally expensive.

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        Doing so is phenomenally expensive.

        It’s demonstrably little more expensive than running more instances on the same provider. I only say -little- because there is a marginal administrative overhead.

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          Only if you engineered your stack using vendor neutral tools, which is not what each cloud provider encourages you to do.

          Then the adminstrative overhead of multi-cloud gets phenomenally painful.

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          24 days ago

          The administrative overhead and the overhead of engineering everything to with multiple vendors is what is massive

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    24 days ago

    The cloud is just someone else’s computer. And that computer is busy printing AI videos of the President pooping out of a fighter jet, so now your files are inaccessible