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Friendly reminder that for any given single availability zone, the SLA that AWS provides is one single nine. That means that they expect that availability zone
by djhaskin987 6y ago
Friendly reminder that for any given single availability zone, the SLA that AWS provides is one single nine. That means that they expect that availability zone to fail 10% of the time, or 6 minutes every hour. this very high failure rate comes up solutely for free, no need for a special region. Therefore, implementing a cross availability zone application that logs when packets are dropped should give you some idea of how your application handles failure.
- BillinghamJ 6y agoYeah but it's very rare that they don't hit many nines of uptime anyway. This would be about getting them to actually match the real world behaviour to the SLA