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You mean Imgur and Reddit that keep going down and have always been notoriously bad at staying up? Not a good example at all. Also Twitpic didn't reduce their
by mattmanser 11y ago
You mean Imgur and Reddit that keep going down and have always been notoriously bad at staying up? Not a good example at all.
Also Twitpic didn't reduce their sysops, they simply kept it low, AWS didn't do that, a server which serves much more complex stuff and many more people than twitpic can be run by one person, see stackoverflow.
There are a lot of people out there who don't realize what can be done with one or two dedicated servers and one or a handful of good developers without ever mucking around with cloud. Cloud can just add yet another point of failure to a small business if it wasn't worth it in the first place.
- swampthinker 11y agoI'm not sure where you're getting the assumption that Imgur "keeps going down". They maintained a 99.99707% uptime last year. Sure, its not 5 9's, but its a far cry from "notoriously bad at staying up"