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At least when it's self-hosted, it's your responsibility and you can fix it. When you are anything larger than a tiny company, this is much less risky. Remembe
by hueving 10y ago
At least when it's self-hosted, it's your responsibility and you can fix it. When you are anything larger than a tiny company, this is much less risky.
Remember that 'the cloud' just means 'someone else's computers' so you are subject to their infrastructure management practices and uptime guarantees (or lack thereof).
- mcs_ 10y agoSomeone else you pay to keep data safe, up and running to do continuous integration in this particular case.
- morgante 10y agoEven for a company much larger than tiny, you're better off with GitHub from a reliability perspective. Most medium companies (up to hundreds of employees) do not have operations staff anywhere near as responsive as GitHub's are. Look at their status history. The vast majority of companies could not boast such a record for their internal operations.
- Kudos 10y agoNot to mention if it's one person who decided to set up the self-hosted solution and then that person leaves. How reliable is it then?