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I'm not a cloud guy, but if you're going to put everything in one region, what's stopping you from shoving everything into a bunch of containers on a t2.2xlarge
by ryukoposting 3y ago
I'm not a cloud guy, but if you're going to put everything in one region, what's stopping you from shoving everything into a bunch of containers on a t2.2xlarge instance (or equivalent), and adding like one CloudWatch alarm (or equivalent) that reboots the instance if it stops responding?
- catchnear4321 3y agowill you settle for one big container?
- q7xvh97o2pDhNrh 3y agoAt least three obvious reasons might be: (1) Raw scale might mean you just plain can't fit everything on a single t2.2xlarge. (2) Different services (containers) might have different performance profiles, so you may want a few different types of machines around. (3) You probably still want N+2 redundancy even within your single AZ, so this scheme should at least be upgraded to three t2.2xlarge boxes. ;)