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> There's always a vpc with a bunch of subnets for the different AZs. It’s funny because you’re already out of touch with how a lot of people would avoid havin
by bamboozled 5y ago
> There's always a vpc with a bunch of subnets for the different AZs.
It’s funny because you’re already out of touch with how a lot of people would avoid having to do this in 2021. If your stack was simpler, you might not have such infra as code dependencies.
- brigandish 5y agoIf you're not going to mention what it is then you come across as snarky.
- duggan 5y agoWhen you say “if your stack was simpler” do you mean “if your problem was trivial”? I’m always interested in simpler ways to do things, but solving distributed system and data governance issues tends to involve putting things in different places.
- bovermyer 5y agoDo tell us what you think a "modern" approach would be.
- bamboozled 5y agoDeploy everything using a cloud native architecture and have all services internet facing, read about "zero trust networks" to understand more about securing such things. Maybe there are "data governance issues" stopping the internet facing thing from happening. But if not, that's a more modern approach then three tier network segmentation.