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well, when I first saw a aws prompt in 2006 or so, I was relief that EC2 was a plain debian-like machine. Also I was saving me a phone call with Dell and a sun
by dopidopHN 4y ago
well, when I first saw a aws prompt in 2006 or so, I was relief that EC2 was a plain debian-like machine.
Also I was saving me a phone call with Dell and a sunday evening configuring some hardware.
No new bullshit paradigm to learn, I could shove my code in there with tool I knew and call it a day.
EC2 was a stepping stone and it worked well to get some stuff in the cloud.
Remember the early days when only non-critical, non-PII stuff were in the cloud? And how some companies "just can't use it because of X" ( or worse the dreaded Y )