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Exactly. It doesn't solve data sovereignty in a practical way for anything other than backups, and even that could be debated. At the end of the day, everyone
by 9cb14c1ec0 2y ago
Exactly. It doesn't solve data sovereignty in a practical way for anything other than backups, and even that could be debated. At the end of the day, everyone still wants low-latency access to their data.
- paranoidrobot 2y ago> It doesn't solve data sovereignty in a practical way for anything other than backups In my experience, customers who have specific requirements about data sovereignty are also explicitly including backups in those requirements.