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I don’t really agree with assuming the form of physical attachment and interaction unless it is spelled out. If that’s what’s meant it will be stated in some f
by mint2 3y ago
I don’t really agree with assuming the form of physical attachment and interaction unless it is spelled out.
If that’s what’s meant it will be stated in some fine print, if it’s not stated anywhere then there is no guarantee what the term means, except I would guess they may want people to infer things that may not necessarily be true.
- dekhn 3y ago"Physically attached" has had a fairly well defined meaning and i don't normally expect a cloud provider to play word salad to convince me a network drive is locally attached (like I said, if true, I would need to have a chat with my TAM about it). Physically attached for servers, for the past 20+ years, has meant a direct electrical connection to a host bus (such as the PCI bus attached to the front-side bus). I'd like to see some alternative examples that violate that convention.
- adgjlsfhk1 3y agoEthernet cables are physical...
- dekhn 3y agoThe NIC is attached to the host bus through the north bridge. But other hosts on the same ethernetwork are not considered to be "local". We dont need to get crazy about teh semantics to know that when a cloud provider says an SSD is locally attached, that it's closer than an ethernetwork away.
- SteveNuts 3y agoIf that’s the game we’re going to play then technically my driveway is on the same road as the White House.
- adgjlsfhk1 3y agoexactly. it's not about what's good for the consumer, it's about what they can do without losing a lawsuit for false advertising.