> uptime needs to be 99.999 Isn't AWS down like every two months for a few hours? That's far off the 99.999% mark. No one can guarantee 100% uptime and sometim

> uptime needs to be 99.999 Isn't AWS down like every two months for a few hours? That's far off the 99.999% mark. No one can guarantee 100% uptime and sometimes it's even better to have that under your control (eg. have a dedicated server and a backup one from different providers). My point is that, if you want the highest possible uptime, you shouldn't rely on a single (cloud) provider.