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There is a thing called high availability, we do it in Linux, we do it in windows, we do it in microservices, PaaS deployments. Patching and rebooting all your
by what-the-grump 4y ago
There is a thing called high availability, we do it in Linux, we do it in windows, we do it in microservices, PaaS deployments.
Patching and rebooting all your nodes in a cluster at once is not highly available.
But hey, let’s focus on windows hate instead.
- cies 4y ago> But hey, let’s focus on windows hate instead. I think GP acutely points out that one of the problems the author has with RabbitMQ is actually a problem with (a misconfiguration of) their underlying OS, MS Windows. If you've been bitten by this, I understand the hate completely.
- yonixw 4y agoYou are correct, I woke up one day to 5 different servers in different env not responding. Across clouds (AWS+Azure). Total meltdown, are we hacked? Is the cloud down? Nope. Just ubuntu deploying docker update that had problem restarting the docker service again. Simple restart fixed all of them. But I guess people do have some bias, since on PC, windows updates are really predatory.