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If you're not making any money from your software directly, that's even MORE reason that you shouldn't be self-hosting your own RabbitMQ clusters. Use a softwar
by nightpool 4y ago
If you're not making any money from your software directly, that's even MORE reason that you shouldn't be self-hosting your own RabbitMQ clusters. Use a software provider that is stable, has already figured out all of the stuff, has an enterprise friendly SLA, and hold their feet to the fire. For the love of God, don't make your complicated production-critical ops work dependent on the weird organizational constraints of your backwards IT org. Plenty of those "FAANG" "startups" would be happy to sell you their expertise.
- pas 4y agoapparently they are not even making enough money to not-self-host things. enterprise? SLA? DRP? ha-ha. :/