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But also less prone to single drive failures. And easily auto expanding storage sizes. Everything is a trade off.
by bushbaba 5y ago
But also less prone to
single drive failures. And easily auto expanding storage sizes. Everything is a trade off.
- dilyevsky 5y agoExcept people end up running systems on them that have their own replication built in like kafka, cockroach etc. In all those cases you’d be better off with your node just hard crashing if disk goes bad rather than the latency penalty that inevitably follows the failover
- papito 5y agoI actually don't suggest that people get off the cloud. My gripe is with the devil may care attitude toward costs. I am still very cost-conscious about it (even those most business aren't). Newer engineers just don't think of it as a factor. Push a button, get a load balancer. It all adds up. Your AWS bill is directly proportional to the number of developers, because they all spin up cloud toys they are fond of.