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It may have been a while since you worked there. Very few teams are not using AWS (primarily EC2). For all of retail, marketplace, and digital, it was increasin
by jonhohle 10y ago
It may have been a while since you worked there. Very few teams are not using AWS (primarily EC2). For all of retail, marketplace, and digital, it was increasingly difficult to get legacy or bare metal hosts. The only teams that I interacted with still on legacy hosts were either operationally deficient or still running their own databases.
- saosebastiao 10y ago> The only teams that I interacted with still on legacy hosts were either operationally deficient or still running their own databases. There are a ton of these teams. AFT (several hundred devs), for example, is practically on their 10th year of a 3 year mandate to get off of their monolithic Oracle database backends, a constraint which forces them to run in legacy datacenters. You'll find similar issues with plenty of Supply Chain, Operations, and Transportation teams as well. The primary data warehouse clusters (non-redshift) and management interfaces are also in legacy data centers, last I recall.