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I can assume why, but it seems very intense to say that all cloud operations will stop a month from now. Since they weren't making money, I would assume they do
by alexbanks 7y ago
I can assume why, but it seems very intense to say that all cloud operations will stop a month from now. Since they weren't making money, I would assume they don't have a ton of users, but still. Just over a month to migrate off? That seems pretty wild.
- gregmac 7y agoThis is also one of the reasons these types of businesses are hard: I don't want to build on a platform that might suddenly set me into fire drill mode where I have to basically stop all work and port to a different technology. Going with a startup is always risky.
- darren0 7y agoYou can keep your cluster after they are gone if you were already using eks, gke, or aks. Then just import that cluster into another multi cluster manager. (Disclaimer: I work for Rancher)