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Exactly my point. As I mention in the post, if you are using the APIs to provision or free up resources, then the cloud is definitely for you. Ultimately if you
by prateekdayal 15y ago
Exactly my point. As I mention in the post, if you are using the APIs to provision or free up resources, then the cloud is definitely for you. Ultimately if you are using the flexibility and power of the cloud to your business advantage, cost stops being a concern.
- ridruejo 15y agoYou can resize the machines or take snapshots from the AWS console, no need to use the API. Some people prefer to simplify it further and use something like BitNami to manage it, but there are options to the API. Our infrastructure runs on both dedicated and cloud servers, and we have found that the more services we move to the cloud, the easier things can be managed