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Nothing. It's just that I'm not the one responsible to fix it at 3am.
by aurareturn 1y ago
Nothing. It's just that I'm not the one responsible to fix it at 3am.
- bjourne 1y agoThen who is responsible to fix it?
- aurareturn 1y agoAWS if it's AWS' fault.
- bjourne 1y agoYou do realize that a server can "go down" for many other reasons than "the intern pulled the plug on it", right?
- gizzlon 1y agoSo if you app enters a crash-loop and fails to start an AWS engineer comes in and fixes it? Because that has not been my experience.. The truth is that there's still a lot of things you have to handle, including cloud bugs and problems. And other problems you don't have to think about anymore, especially with fully managed, high-level PaaS- like services. I ran a cloud backend service for a startup with users, using manged services, and we still had an on-call team. The cloud is not magic.