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Poorly, and at great cost. They’re also not developing any new features, and if they do they have a product cycle measured in years if not decades. To say it’s
by taurath 7y ago
Poorly, and at great cost. They’re also not developing any new features, and if they do they have a product cycle measured in years if not decades. To say it’s easy to build consistently running real time services in a rapidly changing regulatory and business environment is a bit dismissive I’d say.
- nindalf 7y agoAgree. It’s easy to have 5 9s of uptime when you’re not shipping any new features. In fact that’s the response that some companies have when their uptime SLAs are in danger of being violated - fewer features are shipped.
- thaumasiotes 7y ago> It’s easy to have 5 9s of uptime when you’re not shipping any new features. 5 9s of uptime is five minutes and fifteen seconds of downtime per year. That's difficult to hit reliably no matter what, because pretty much anything that causes any amount of downtime can easily cause more than five minutes of it.