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It's crazy the extent to which for big companies this experience is different. The large tech company that I work for has AWS developers& support lingering in
by MiroF 7y ago
It's crazy the extent to which for big companies this experience is different.
The large tech company that I work for has AWS developers& support lingering in dedicated Slack channels on our company Slack where they will help talk you through any issues and keep you updated on feature requests/bugs moving through the Amazon system.
- celim307 7y agoyeah but Enterprise level support with TAM's cost upwards of 15k a month. That's pretty prohibitive for most small startups
- specialp 7y agoYou can pay $100/10% a month on Amazon and get good support. They will debug and guide you on. Hiring someone with the expertise you get would cost magnitudes of order more. And if your enterprise is at the level where it warrants 15k a month support, it is still worth it. Considering that still would barely get you only one skilled person hired.
- kawsper 7y agoThis service is incredibly useful, my newly built EC2 instances rebooted randomly and I couldn't figure out why, so I opened up the chat, and they helped me debug, identify and mitigate the issue. It turned out to be a bug between the newest Linux kernel available for Amazon Linux 2 and EC2, the mitigation was downgrading the kernel until an update was available.
- tedivm 7y agoI've worked in a lot of startups and have never had to pay that whole price until we had decent revenue. The AWS Activate program [1] has been pretty solid for my current company. There's a big joke going around that AWS is basically a VC that invests in startups with free services and then makes their money back on revenue once they've grown. 1. https://aws.amazon.com/activate/ https://aws.amazon.com/activate/