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Starting simple isn't putting all your eggs in one basket. In fact it's such a common recommendation (and so commonly forgotten about) that there are several ph
by freehunter 6y ago
Starting simple isn't putting all your eggs in one basket. In fact it's such a common recommendation (and so commonly forgotten about) that there are several phrases designed just to teach this one lesson:
KISS - Keep it simple, silly
YAGNI - You ain't gonna need it
MVP - Minimum viable product
Overengineering
Real artists ship
I'm sure there's a ton more examples but that's just off the top of my head. Point is, until you know that you need high availability and multi-zone disaster recovery and etc etc, just engineer it for the problems you actually have.
- squnch 6y agoBut, the fact that Zoom was able to maintain its infrastructure during a period of hypergrowth added $20 billion to its market cap. If it was only ready for the problems it had, and not for hypergrowth, it might have been widely abandoned as meetings failed.