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If you're spending $425k per year on non-production AWS resources, you have an interesting setup.
by datadrivenangel 3y ago
If you're spending $425k per year on non-production AWS resources, you have an interesting setup.
- qaq 3y agoDev env. for complicated products can be fairly involved and large companies might have a lot of them.
- pixl97 3y agoIf you're dev doesn't look like production, then you're not testing in reality.
- tuananh 3y agohave you met SAP? :)
- ponector 3y agoIn one project we had testing setup which costs 600k USD allually. It was three times more expensive than production setup we had for product which was more than 3 year old. Nothing special, just mongo and Kafka with enormous size. If you run automation tests Manu times per day but do not clean anything - you'll get mongo with terabytes of test data. And then, on top there was elastic search which multiply bills.