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While I can understand the cynicism, the real answer is a lot closer to something much more boring, which is most people just don't care about the actual number
by tacozilla 3y ago
While I can understand the cynicism, the real answer is a lot closer to something much more boring, which is most people just don't care about the actual numbers, and if they were to release them, while interesting to a small few, generally no one would actually care.
There's also a common misnomer that Amazon.com is somehow just this one giant app running on a set of servers, which isn't remotely how it's actually deployed, and that's before we spend time arguing whether a team's instances even count as "primary e-commerce front-end stack" or not. :P
- hughesjj 3y agoAlso their "stack" includes various degrees of AWS (maws, naws, and I'm sure a bunch of snowflake situations innumerable here, I mean do you count corpinfra? Controls?) Not to mention all the data center logistics