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You fell for the classic corporate excuse ;) That's why I said I don't like my own answer. I know its conditionally half true and I have always preferred to h
by LinuxBender 4y ago
You fell for the classic corporate excuse ;)
That's why I said I don't like my own answer. I know its conditionally half true and I have always preferred to host things myself. I can put the right security controls in place and I can coordinate patch management to not conflict with customer code patch management. I am also a bit jaded after dealing with three-letter-agency funded hardware that must have a cloud connection to perform big data analysis on logs and totally not to have that back door connection into the datacenter and psychologically condition the network team into expected to see hundreds of GB of data flow to a cloud provider. But I tried as best I could to keep that out of my answer.
- em-bee 4y agothe kind of experienced user like you is not the one causing to many support issues. the difficulty is knowing which users are, and being able to charge them appropriately