> When you run your own services and they break you have total control and do have the power to fix it. If I had total control of a service, I would make it ha

> When you run your own services and they break you have total control and do have the power to fix it. If I had total control of a service, I would make it have 100% uptime. Wouldn't you? The fact that there exists no service with 100% uptime indicates to me that nobody has total control of their services. Similarly wrt having the power to fix my services. If I had unrestricted power to fix things when they broke, then I would use that power to fix all breakages immediately. Since nobody seems to be able to do that, I conclude that nobody actually has unrestricted power to fix breakages in their systems. Or do you mean to say, I have some limited ability to control and fix the systems I run? I would agree with that. That's my whole point.