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I'd say that most people don't need auto-scaling, and this configuration is almost definitely harder to understand and learn than a simple php script that works
by treve 11y ago
I'd say that most people don't need auto-scaling, and this configuration is almost definitely harder to understand and learn than a simple php script that works everywhere.
- jshen 11y agoNO it's not harder to understand. If you are doing anything remotely serious, then your php script needs to be on multiple servers for redundancy, it needs to be behind a load balancer, you have to be responsible for the security of the VMs the php script runs on, and on and on and on and on. Edit: well, unless you run your php script in a PaaS like Google App Engine.
- treve 11y agoYet, most people probably still FTP their php files onto a shared hosting environment. And for most people, that's actually good enough.