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That's also the beauty of Rightscale. If you do everything correctly you should be able to provision a new server in another region if need be or even another c
by explodingbarrel 14y ago
That's also the beauty of Rightscale. If you do everything correctly you should be able to provision a new server in another region if need be or even another cloud (ie Rackspace).
Most outages of AWS don't last more than a few hours. The real goal is to make sure your infrastructure can hobble on one leg for those few hours until help arrives and you can cleanup the mess once the outage is over.
When the API goes down it sure isn't fun. Just try to project yourself the best you can. I had no problems with Rightscale last night other than anything trying to reach EC2.
- explodingbarrel 14y agoAnd also, If shit really hits the fan, its not a bad idea to make sure you have a OpenVPN tunnel ready on each server. This will allow to get connectivity between old and new instances if you can't update the security groups due to the API being down.