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Linode dropping the ball with PagerDuty is huge. I can't even begin to imagine how much money your customers could lose if PagerDuty infrastructure went down.
by apandhi 11y ago
Linode dropping the ball with PagerDuty is huge.
I can't even begin to imagine how much money your customers could lose if PagerDuty infrastructure went down.
- jonursenbach 11y agoWhich makes me wonder why they're even with Linode.
- TheSwordsman 11y agoWe aren't. Did a full migration in August, 2015.
- jsmthrowaway 11y agoI watched PagerDuty leadership run out of the room when Amazon completely shit itself during a conference in 2011, and I heard a few months later that they'd signed up with Linode at some point after that. I could probably put two and two together there as a reliability strategy to back up against AWS failures. Keep in mind Linode had a pretty good rep at the time. I wouldn't second guess them on the call, as I probably would have made it at the time, too. They didn't dig in or lock themselves in with debt, and bailed when the time was right, too.