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1) and 2) certainly apply. 3) and 4) don't. Testing in the largest region is one of the biggest anti-patterns.
by Matthias247 3y ago
1) and 2) certainly apply. 3) and 4) don't. Testing in the largest region is one of the biggest anti-patterns.
- grumple 3y agoAWS doesn't test there last I checked, they roll out to smaller regions first.
- jedberg 3y ago4 is still generally true. Most new features drop in us-east-1 on launch day.
- shepherdjerred 3y agoUsually us-east-1 is deployed to after several smaller regions. Usually it'll fall in the middle of the week depending on the pipeline. Just because a feature is there on launch day doesn't mean it was deployed to first. Features are often hidden behind flags that are switched for launch.
- jedberg 3y agoI'm well aware of that, but the point is that when the feature is ungated to the public, it's in us-east-1 and gets all that load, and more load than the rest because of the fact that a lot of big customers are based in us-east-1, including much of Amazon itself.