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Everyone talks about SLAs but I believe it doesn't consider the fact that the EBS vols are still up (not on fire, and available) and are phantom writing or that
by jjm 16y ago
Everyone talks about SLAs but I believe it doesn't consider the fact that the EBS vols are still up (not on fire, and available) and are phantom writing or that the network is queued up the wazoo so writes don't even happen in a timely manner as you'd expect.
- elliottcarlson 16y agoI'm not sure that just because they are up, yet unusable, would negate an SLA. You could have a dedicated server in a datacenter - if the network goes out, your machine is still up and happily waiting to serve requests - but it's still unusable and not actually in service.