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This is very much the opposite of the advice I would give: Keep it simple and rely on proven methods, keeping in mind what might go wrong and how to fix it. Jus
by planb 4y ago
This is very much the opposite of the advice I would give: Keep it simple and rely on proven methods, keeping in mind what might go wrong and how to fix it. Just because you don't have to care for kernel updates or broken disks does not mean nothing can go wrong.
I don't think there are many solo founders that know all the possible failure modes of these complex services you mention...
- throwawaaarrgh 4y agoThose things I mention are simpler than what you suggest. If they fail, the solution is "wait", because the cloud vendor maintains it. But they generally won't fail, because they're designed to be HA. Worst case you open a support ticket.