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That, and the strong signaling it would create if they did drop it. That signal being, never ever use a Google product for Enterprise purposes.
by jjeaff 7y ago
That, and the strong signaling it would create if they did drop it. That signal being, never ever use a Google product for Enterprise purposes.
- leppr 7y agoMore precisely, always have a backup plan. Nothing wrong with running on GCP if you're using it in a platform-abstract way (either by using it as a simple hosting provider, or by going through a layer like the "serverless" framework).