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Well but it's not that you can lose data in the cloud _ONLY_, you can lose data from everywhere, I think the main difference is who has to work through weekend
by lnxg33k1 5y ago
Well but it's not that you can lose data in the cloud _ONLY_, you can lose data from everywhere, I think the main difference is who has to work through weekend to restore it, and I am quite happy if that's not me, in my case it would be very unlikely as I would rather quit than work 24/7 to fix a fuckup I didn't cause.. but still
- timthorn 5y agoI think there's a difference in customer attitude, too. Cloud providers are often seen as a silver bullet to resolve reliability issues, but in reality you still need to maintain a BCP.
- jeltz 5y agoYeah, I think this is really the issue here. I do not mind using SaaS at all but I dislike how people treat it like a silver bullet. You should still have a disaster recovery plan and if you are big enough back up the most important things you have in the Cloud.