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> Where you'll get into trouble is if you get popular quickly. You may run into scaling issues early on Did it ever occur to you that you can still use the clo
by Phil_Latio 4y ago
> Where you'll get into trouble is if you get popular quickly. You may run into scaling issues early on
Did it ever occur to you that you can still use the cloud for on demand scaling? =)
- jedberg 4y agoSure but only if you architect it that way, which most people don't if they're using one big beefy server, because the whole reason they're doing that is to iterate quickly. It's hard to build something that can bust to the cloud while moving quickly. Also, the biggest issue is where your data is. If you want to bust to the cloud, you'll probably need a copy of your data in the cloud. Now you aren't saving all that much money anymore and adding in architectural overhead. If you're going to bust to the cloud, you might as well just build in the cloud. :)