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If it doesn't affect your bottom line enough to do it right, then I guess it's ok?
by polishdude20 1y ago
If it doesn't affect your bottom line enough to do it right, then I guess it's ok?
- rapfaria 1y agoI'd go even a step further: For the big corp, having a point of failure that lives outside its structure can be a feature, and not a bug. "Oh there goes Super Entrepise DB Partner again" turns into a product next fiscal year, that shutdowns the following year because the scope was too big, but at least they tried to make things better.
- justsomehnguy 1y agoRTO/RPO is a thing. Despite many companies declare waht they need SLA of five nines and RPO in minutes... this situations are quite evident what many of them are fine with SLA of 95% SLA and PTO of weeks