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I think it depends on the API - we do this with AWS Secret Managers. I haven't seen it fail but if did it would only effect new instances coming into service so
by duncanfwalker 1y ago
I think it depends on the API - we do this with AWS Secret Managers. I haven't seen it fail but if did it would only effect new instances coming into service so I think we'd have to be pretty unlucky for it to have a noticeable impact.
- latchkey 1y agoThis wasn’t an AWS Secrets Manager example, and yes, there’s a guy named Murphy who wrote a law about this kind of thing.
- duncanfwalker 1y agoIt's true that anything that can go wrong will go wrong but I wouldn't use that as a maxim to direct designs - risk is one trade-off and it's significance varies.
- latchkey 1y agoNah, we’ve been doing this long enough that handling network failure is just the default assumption now, we should be designing and coding for it, by default.