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I think the more interesting part here (besides the fact that AWS SLA's sneakily screw you over and make it hard to guarantee static stability) is the remediati
by flaminHotSpeedo 2y ago
I think the more interesting part here (besides the fact that AWS SLA's sneakily screw you over and make it hard to guarantee static stability) is the remediation aspect.
This is a consistent letdown across most AWS products; they build the undifferentiated 90% of a thing, but some PM refuses to admit their product isn't complete, so instead of having optional features flags or cdk samples or something to help with that last 10%, they bury it deep in the docs and try not to draw attention to it. Then when you open a support case they tell you to pound sand, or maybe suggest rearchitecting to avoid their foot-gun they didn't tell you about.
- bddicken 2y agoOr in this case, to spend far more $$ on io2.