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Well they decided they didn't need to. That being said, you can't necessarily wait until things no longer work fine before deciding to move. If you can reasonab
by seanhunter 3y ago
Well they decided they didn't need to. That being said, you can't necessarily wait until things no longer work fine before deciding to move. If you can reasonably anticipate a problem in the future, sometimes even if things work fine today you might be best off moving in order to avoid future pain.
- FpUser 3y ago>"you can't necessarily wait until things no longer work fine before deciding to move" You mean cloud is the holy grail where everything works and everything else is a failure waiting to happen? I claim BS.
- seanhunter 3y agoNo I don’t mean that at all, which is why I didn’t say that. What I mean is that in planning anything in tech you can’t always wait until problems arise before you take action to deal with them, particularly if the consequences of failure are extreme. The specifics of what is the right setup are going to depend heavily on the circumstances of the use case. Definitely being on cloud isn’t right for everyone, nor is trying to maintain on-prem hardware the right choice for everyone.