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How does this account for the engineering time, attention, and effort it takes to use these cloud services? A common sentiment you hear online is that if you'r
by azemetre 4y ago
How does this account for the engineering time, attention, and effort it takes to use these cloud services?
A common sentiment you hear online is that if you're on prem you need to hire specialist to management this software while neglecting the same is still true if you use a cloud provider. You'll still need to hire and train staff that are experts in AWS (or whatever cloud provider you use).
If you're just deploying with containers then I suppose all is good, but isn't the risk still there?
- sokoloff 4y agoI think it outsources a slice of that effort (rack, stack, cool, basic networking) for all the AWS services and a lot of the server administration when you choose managed services. It does not eliminate all learning curve, but the learning curve to get a static site hosted on S3/Cloudfront is a lot lower than the learning curve to do the same on prem starting from bare metal.