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facts. anyone intentionally migrating infrastructure to the cloud in 2024 hasnt seen the bill, or is spending the taxpayers pound. "Gov.uk notify" isnt a crit
by nimbius 2y ago
facts.
anyone intentionally migrating infrastructure to the cloud in 2024 hasnt seen the bill, or is spending the taxpayers pound.
"Gov.uk notify" isnt a critical business service. it doesnt need multi-az or multi region failover. running a docker container itself isnt a feat of achievement.
you could save money over the longterm by running a pair of pizzaboxes in Cardiff and Edenborough running orchestrator. hell, you could arguably run notify in a pensioners basement off a pi powered by a solar panel.
- TeaDude 2y agoI'm really disappointed that "Edenborough" isn't some hitherto unknown place with a similar name to the one I'm thinking of.
- remus 2y ago> "Gov.uk notify" isnt a critical business service. it doesnt need multi-az or multi region failover. Doesn't it depend on the kind of notifications being sent? If I was some government department using this service I'd certainly appreciate some sort of guarantees about my notifications going out to users in a timely fashion. It doesn't seem hard to imagine there are users for who this service is business critical.