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No it won't. Customers demand perfect uptime and companies are compelled to deliver it. Which means you need to have a highly-available architecture which req
by threeseed 2y ago
No it won't.
Customers demand perfect uptime and companies are compelled to deliver it.
Which means you need to have a highly-available architecture which requires multiple servers across multiple disparate data centres. Especially when it's hosted in the cloud.