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I completely agree, but can we talk for a second how absurd it is charging 90$ for essentially a service that just pings your infrastructure?
by darkcha0s 6y ago
I completely agree, but can we talk for a second how absurd it is charging 90$ for essentially a service that just pings your infrastructure?
- acdha 6y agoTry undercutting it. At some point you’ll learn that the problem isn’t that simple, operations is a key part of the product and isn’t free, and people expect support for important services.
- jmartens 6y agoExcept, the option to ping a service in order to programmatically inform a status page is almost never used. The dirty secret of status pages is that they are almost always manually updated, typically only when a very high bar is met, and after senior managers, sometimes even comms people, approve it.