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Do you work on high traffic websites? Surges in traffic such as these often expose underlying bottlenecks. Give the people a break, I'm sure they'll work on fix
by wmichelin 5y ago
Do you work on high traffic websites? Surges in traffic such as these often expose underlying bottlenecks. Give the people a break, I'm sure they'll work on fixing it after today.
- endisneigh 5y agoI'm not criticizing the people. Do you not think it's legitimate criticism that using a niche 3rd party login system can be bad precisely because they're still ironing out the kinks?
- cheriot 5y agoKeep in mind the alternative is that you are ironing out the kinks of a homegrown login system. The big thing in my mind is the ability to migrate away from a SaaS.
- freeopinion 5y agoYou mean the alternative is better, right? Your outage is within your control, not in the hands of people with much less skin in the game.
- cheriot 5y agoAs always, it depends. A quality SaaS provider is going to have more expertise in their niche. They'll have more advanced functionality that can be turned on quickly (SSO for that big new partner). > Your outage is within your control This was the standard argument against cloud infrastructure and the industry has continued to shift in that direction anyway.