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That depends on your infrastructure operations. We run almost all of production on a shared cluster, which maintains enough headroom for new services to be prov
by closeparen 5y ago
That depends on your infrastructure operations. We run almost all of production on a shared cluster, which maintains enough headroom for new services to be provisioned instantly and offers self-service tools to do so.
Now if someone wants 20,000 additional instances overnight that’s going to be a problem, but you can certainly get enough to prototype and and run a small scale rollout while your capacity paperwork goes through.