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Generally you're hitting the cheap part of your ops team. The rack and stack, and dc technicians. You start seeing the real savings when you move up to using hi
by gpapilion 10y ago
Generally you're hitting the cheap part of your ops team. The rack and stack, and dc technicians. You start seeing the real savings when you move up to using higher services like managed databases, and analytics engines.
- rayvd 10y agoI think that's right. We tend to see fragmentation w/ our hybrid approach. Teams doing DevOps type stuff with VMware/vRA on internal hardware and also on AWS/Azure. "Customers" of each environment also tend to be different so priority conflicts arise. Could be solved by more staffing, I suppose...
- emodendroket 10y agoAnecdotally, I used to be on a two-man team and switching to Azure made life insanely better.