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We certainly don't have any experience hosting our own hardware. We're not doing this to save money, we're doing it to increase performance https://about.gitla
by sytse 10y ago
We certainly don't have any experience hosting our own hardware.
We're not doing this to save money, we're doing it to increase performance https://about.gitlab.com/2016/11/10/why-choose-bare-metal/ https://about.gitlab.com/2016/11/10/why-choose-bare-metal/
- mritun 10y agoThen prototype first. Rent a server or two somewhere for 3-6 months and run a shadow first. Once you're confident that you understand all the "other 80%" stuff that is involved running your own infrastructure and don't lose data, then think about doing it yourself. A service providers' biggest responsibilities to its customers are security, durability, availability and performance -- in that order. You guys are vastly underestimating the complexity involved in getting first 3 right.