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> As an admin what do you do with the 90% of your time that isn't actively fixing something if not planning for how to fix the next thing? Not every cloud cust
by capableweb 6y ago
> As an admin what do you do with the 90% of your time that isn't actively fixing something if not planning for how to fix the next thing?
Not every cloud customer has a dedicated admin team, some even don't have any dedicated developer teams. They simply wanted a website done, contracted someone and they uploaded some HTML to a cloud instance.
Sure, if you're a large company, it makes sense to have redundancy. If you're running a small company with some esoteric webshop to serve AFK customers, it makes less sense.
- Rule35 6y agoIf it didn't take a team to design what you use then it probably won't take a team to design a fallback. But the difficulty doesn't excuse not doing it, if you don't have a fallback for whatever you pick, pick something simpler. Ideally we keep stuff running, but I don't want to be the kind of person who just tells you that we've got it. You need to know your airbag might fail so that you take your seatbelt seriously.