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Is it though? We have plenty of cases of on-prem and in-cloud going down. And we have also plenty of evidence that some companies do actually manage to do disas
by bdamm 5y ago
Is it though? We have plenty of cases of on-prem and in-cloud going down. And we have also plenty of evidence that some companies do actually manage to do disaster recovery pretty well. Not all, of course, usually those that experience frequent disasters.
- ocdtrekkie 5y agoMy environment is mostly on-prem, and it's nearly always the cloud services that drop out and leave us high and dry. In fact, not long ago, a cloud service we don't use went down, and it took one of our vendors down, and their cloud service went down, because of an outage with a completely unrelated service we don't use! The cloud is a house of cards that is run by companies that should have disaster recovery down, and really don't even come close. Meanwhile, I can unplug one cable to isolate our site, and everything that isn't a cloud service is pulled offline. (And delightfully, almost all of it would still be independently operational until I plugged it back in, too.)