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I expect the reason is because Heroku could switch to a new provider in the future and it would be a pain to always update every reference to their provider. P
by jonaf 11y ago
I expect the reason is because Heroku could switch to a new provider in the future and it would be a pain to always update every reference to their provider.
Parent seems to imply there's something wrong with choosing AWS. There is not. (forgive me if I mistook the tone)
- ukd1 11y agoYou did; there is nothing wrong - but it's a choice. I.e. your site being down is your fault ultimately, not AWS's - you choose AWS (instead of many other choices OR making something with multiple, etc). Blaming it upstream is hiding passing the buck on your decision.
- fomb 11y agoIndeed. If your site is down, it's your fault - no-one elses. Yes it may be down because someone downstream is down, but ultimately it's your choice where and how you host.