This might be an elaborate demo for the upcoming thisblogpostdoesnotexist ML text synthesis project. Just for fun, I used Grover to generate an article based o

This might be an elaborate demo for the upcoming thisblogpostdoesnotexist ML text synthesis project. Just for fun, I used Grover to generate an article based on the headline: > What is the cheapest way to optimize the cloud? Going globally? Using open-source cloud computing platforms? Choosing AWS in the U.S. and for the remaining countries? Choosing SaaS? Or, using AWS and establishing a global presence on the EC2 Container Manager platform? > I know because I did all four. And I won’t do them again. > I am not arguing that globalizing your compute resources through a community cloud is any less important than globalizing your compute resources through your enterprise cloud (though I am somewhat of a skeptic about the value of community clouds). The important point is that migrating to a global cloud requires a state-of-the-art approach to container-native load balancing, container-native load balancing on AWS, and container-native load balancing on other clouds. And you need to be prepared to pay for it.