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Does this include instructions on accidentally deleting a customer's account? Because that's what Google does. I don't think I want to take any advice from Goog
by OutOfHere 2y ago
Does this include instructions on accidentally deleting a customer's account? Because that's what Google does. I don't think I want to take any advice from Google on anything.
- postepowanieadm 2y agoIt's from 2016 when google was less trash.
- infinityplus1 2y agoCloud computers are just someone's else computer. Amazon and Microsoft engineers can make the same mistake too. Take backups and test them regularly and you'll be OK.
- dieortin 2y agoI challenge you to find an organization that has never made a mistake. Truth is the uptime and reliability of Google services is very good, while operating at huge scale. And I have no association with Google whatsoever.
- gtirloni 2y ago> Because that's what Google does Your argument would be stronger if you could list a few cases like that latest high profile one where GCP deleted some enterprise customer's account. A single one won't cut it for "that's what Google does".
- OutOfHere 2y agoWith Google, the deletions almost always are intentional, not accidental, and this is a huge problem with it. Google (not GCP) deleted ten years of my data without warning or notification or remorse or recourse even though I was doing nothing illegal. Amazon would never do something like it. To Google, once a customer or service becomes just 1% inconvenient, it's time to get rid of the customer or service. It's a very valid concern.