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Unless the storage (or compute) is so cheap that it's cheaper to just always have enough on hand than bother with autoscaling and the added complexity and poten
by Nextgrid 5y ago
Unless the storage (or compute) is so cheap that it's cheaper to just always have enough on hand than bother with autoscaling and the added complexity and potential point of failure.
Old-school dedicated servers are so cheap that you can match a startups' peak autoscaled load and still pay less than their "idle" load.
- FpUser 5y agoExactly my case. My peak load costs are way less than their "idle". Storage expansion if needed is even simpler to handle. Those cloudy people like to create problems where none exists.