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Isn’t the point of the article that they don’t? And it describes how they implemented region drains to traffic shift between the different regions. edit: Hmm o
by radicality 3y ago
Isn’t the point of the article that they don’t? And it describes how they implemented region drains to traffic shift between the different regions.
edit: Hmm or maybe not? I still sometimes confuse aws terminology. Perhaps it is all in us-east—1, just in different availability zones (buildings?)
- ThePhysicist 3y agoIf I understand it correctly they have an edge network for ingress traffic but host all of their core services in a single AWS region (USE1) in multiple availability zones there.
- jldugger 3y ago>edit: Hmm or maybe not? I still sometimes confuse aws terminology. Perhaps it is all in us-east—1, just in different availability zones (buildings?) Correct, us-east-1 has several AZs, names like us-east-1a, us-east-1b etc. IIRC us-east-1 has six of them now.