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I think there’s a world of difference between “formal SLA” and “reliable.” The former is signaling to enterprises, and while I agree it’s important, KMS underli
by QuinnyPig 8y ago
I think there’s a world of difference between “formal SLA” and “reliable.” The former is signaling to enterprises, and while I agree it’s important, KMS underlies a number of SLA carrying services itself.
If KMS is down, so are a swath of other more visible things.
- armanshan12 8y agoWhile unofficially it is true that KMS is "reliable," in our case, our customers demand SLAs from our services, and we could not build a service and guarantee an SLA while using SLA-less services. Better to be safe than sorry.