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For anything business critical I usually assume that any "cloud" / "provider" / "registry" may go dark on me any second. Therefore, your own DNS VMs, multicloud
by dbcloudart-com 3y ago
For anything business critical I usually assume that any "cloud" / "provider" / "registry" may go dark on me any second. Therefore, your own DNS VMs, multicloud, your own database, no cloud vendor locking (agnostic microservices) etc etc. And if you want full control - the on-prem / colo solution is still the king.
- quickthrower2 3y agoYour own DNS VMs? Probably good enough to use registrar for most people for this job. Just pick a good one.
- ranting-moth 3y agoIt's 100% good enough most of the time.