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I remember we had a look at the AWS global accelerator (2 years ago, about), and it was expensive, isn't?
by oriettaxx 2y ago
I remember we had a look at the AWS global accelerator (2 years ago, about), and it was expensive, isn't?
- oriettaxx 2y agofor us, the best would be somebody offering this service: Set your apex/naked domain to our IP (eg. 1.2.3.4), then we redirect any call to it to its www version (even with https, so we'll provide the TLS certificate). Maybe our ISO (security certification...bla bla) may not allow us to delegate this service to third parties we do not control (and I can understand), so the best would be and open source tool (or a smart setup of Traefik or Haproxy, or nginx?) to do it: but it would really need work without adding/removing domains in it (so changing its configuration every time a domain is added)
- dangus 2y agoOP’s reply comment to me clarified that it’s not really the right solution anyway. If you don’t transfer a ton of data it’s not horribly expensive, but it’s really meant to solve a different problem. It can be really nice if you want to enhance performance and also have automatic regional failover. But I think it might make the most sense for the sort of companies that have a small quantity of high paying customers that aren’t transferring a lot of data like a large quantity of small customers would.