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From a strategic perspective, wouldn't you want your cloud to be centrally managable (with redundancy) and supportable in case of issues?
by _8j50 3y ago
From a strategic perspective, wouldn't you want your cloud to be centrally managable (with redundancy) and supportable in case of issues?
- aredirect 3y agoHi! Thanks for taking the time! The idea is very flexible it can be converted to different kind of models - Model 1: Global grid of resources where you choose (entrusted person, could be even yourself) to deploy your workload on their servers, and that's what a capacity provider offers with their SLAs - Model 2: You can replicate the whole infrastructure yourself (region level e.g gov) so you can build e.g for your own company (there you have full control) So the way I see it, as administrator, I plan my deployments to be hosted on some reliable servers and I plan everything around redundancy (here's an example to host nextcloud https://forum.threefold.io/t/threefold-guide-nextcloud-redundant-deployment-on-two-3node-servers/3915 https://forum.threefold.io/t/threefold-guide-nextcloud-redun... ) and there's a space for services that does such planning for the users :) I counted from 1, excuse that honest mistake :)