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What about the return on investment? 6+ man-months of engineering at 100-120k/yr. (you used the term 'us' so the expense may be higher) to save $100/mo seems t
by officialchicken 9y ago
What about the return on investment?
6+ man-months of engineering at 100-120k/yr. (you used the term 'us' so the expense may be higher) to save $100/mo seems to have an ROI between 41.66667 and 100 years. I'm assuming deployment and testing complexity costs are equivalent, the new expenses you've mentioned, e.g. logging, are the same, etc. If you only worked on this for say, 10% of your time, that's still at least 4.1 years to make the ROI.
There must have been some serious savings or other issues that aren't indicated or mentioned in the article for this to make sense.