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Given that AWS has been around for nearly two decades they have probably encountered and have a workaround/fix for 99.99% of the use cases. Of course there’s a
by vishnugupta 2y ago
Given that AWS has been around for nearly two decades they have probably encountered and have a workaround/fix for 99.99% of the use cases.
Of course there’s a minuscule possibility of you having a new use case. But is that good enough reason to build your infrastructure? That is a business call you need to make.
- fxtentacle 2y agoThe problem is that if you're a regular-sized company, you will never reach any support person with experience inside AWS ;) And paying for Enterprise-grade support at a medium to small scale is probably more expensive than just hiring 1 skilled operator. And in the latter case, it then doesn't matter anymore if the problem takes 1 hour our 10 hours because your employee can take as much time as needed.