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Anything that was reliable in up-time suddenly becomes legacy I guess. It also forces Cloud Service Providers to pivot to supporting the new flashy solutions, a
by winternett 5y ago
Anything that was reliable in up-time suddenly becomes legacy I guess. It also forces Cloud Service Providers to pivot to supporting the new flashy solutions, and suddenly "old faithful solution" ends up looking like the old frail man in the corner. It's a never ending lesson in building sand castles...
I think Silicon Valley illustrated this concept best. Just posted this clip a day ago to my twitter, so I too have felt the searing pain of being an IT architect and watching the right solution decisions get snowplowed - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySDX02WD0og https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySDX02WD0og