Even worse, at least aesthetically, than the AV is the pacct stuff to log 1 line for every single syscall. Talk about sublinear scaling. And for what, no one c

Even worse, at least aesthetically, than the AV is the pacct stuff to log 1 line for every single syscall. Talk about sublinear scaling. And for what, no one can say. Actually, even worse than that was we had to install AV on all the images that the ephemeral map-reduce/Hadoop clusters we spun up, but the way the AV stuff worked, the computes were gone by the time the registration for the new compute had gone thru whole process. And, in AWS accounts where there were maybe 63 IPs and say 600 EC2s/day they used IP as the primary key for the "list of compute in the VPC." So they stitched together totally unrelated stuff as if it was the same continuous compute. I guess it would be eventually fixed, but the bad security data was not a real concern of the devops team that was building out stuff as rapidly as possible, nor were the EC2 made in a sealed off VPC and only lived for a few tens of minutes or hours at best a serious security concern to the actual security people. Just a check list solution hitting a novel environment.