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Currently have a deployment in Oregon and cloudfront servicing most of the world. With localisation. No need to deploy in Japan to support Japan. The only trick
by philliphaydon 4y ago
Currently have a deployment in Oregon and cloudfront servicing most of the world. With localisation. No need to deploy in Japan to support Japan. The only tricky one is China because of the firewall. Tho that hasn’t been an issue for the last few years as they haven’t been blocking cloudfront completely. (This has been running for 10 years in AWS without issue)
- arinlen 4y ago> Currently have a deployment in Oregon and cloudfront servicing most of the world. With localisation. So you're serving static assets through CloudFront with a single backing service. Congrats, you managed to have a service that doesn't offer regional services. Also, you definitely don't support clients in China, or enjoy shooting yourself in the foot. Most professional applications with a global deployment and paying customers don't have the benefit of uploading HTML and calling it done.
- philliphaydon 4y agoSo 10+ years of supporting broadcasters and creative agencies around the world from 1 region is not supporting those countries. Got it. I mean there’s services in those regions for the tasks performed but even then it doesn’t require the level of testing you’re assuming it does.
- sieabahlpark 4y ago