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Uptime comes from how you design and build a system, not which IaaS provider you choose.

• thejosh 14y ago
  So if your IaaS goes down, that's your fault?
  • icelancer 14y ago
    To some degree, yes.
  • bslatkin 14y ago
    Yes. You are responsible for replication, failover, disaster recovery, etc.
    • praptak 14y ago
      The point of using IaaS is to outsource as least some of the responsibilities.
      • deleted 14y ago
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      • tedunangst 14y ago
        No, you outsource the work, not the responsibility.
    • true_religion 14y ago
      Then what is this 'infrastructure' that they're providing you with?
      • axx 14y ago
        The option to build a full stack with LBs, Databases, Webservers and everything else, without spending millions in hardware that is perhaps running on 50% of it's actual capacity.
      • _phred 14y ago
        See whoownsmyavailability.com for details.
    • thejosh 14y ago
      Sure if you're an enterprise I would see that.