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I think you are thinking strictly about an origin for techcrunch.com and excluding all the other services that spring up internally to run any reasonably sized
by notyourday 7y ago
I think you are thinking strictly about an origin for techcrunch.com and excluding all the other services that spring up internally to run any reasonably sized property.
For example, does it run RabbitMQ anywhere? Rabbitmq admin front-end is HTTP. Same goes for Kafka and other applications and we aren't even touching bizops.
- hnlmorg 7y agoI'm not going to argue that you're wrong nor that I have much experience of Techcrunch aside the odd link posted on here but it's worth noting that you don't actually need all of that stuff and thus many online new sites don't. Plus sometimes those other resources might be managed by other teams where they follow different deployment models / best practices / etc than those who manage the public news site (team responsibilities are often messy and illogical) My point isn't to say you're wrong, just that there will be as many exceptions to your point as there are occasions it's accurate.