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- Internet down, nobody can work (it happens to us once or twice a year, between a few minutes and a few hours). - latency : we have one cloud app that is a pa
by jmnicolas 7y ago
- Internet down, nobody can work (it happens to us once or twice a year, between a few minutes and a few hours).
- latency : we have one cloud app that is a pain to use since latency and sometimes bandwidth are not good enough (it got better since we got fiber, but still).
- our suppliers are very old school (one of them is still using Visual Studio 2008 for crying out loud) : we have to work around them, even "despite" them in certain instances.
- costs would not go down, they certainly would go up for a "worse" service
The only thing that cloud would give me is the peace of mind of not having to manage servers (if everything was serverless or managed by suppliers that is).