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Be interesting to see how this was migrated, method, what had to be changed, lessons learned etc. Would also be great to see a follow-on report after a month o
by rurounijones 14y ago
Be interesting to see how this was migrated, method, what had to be changed, lessons learned etc.
Would also be great to see a follow-on report after a month or so of lessons learned from hosting on AWS vs own infrastructure.
I will also be keeping an eye out to see if it remains as responsive.
- Killah911 14y agoWhat would be really interesting is if they thought of a Hybrid-Cloud approach. I recall Joel talking about adding a new server every week due to Trello's ever growing popularity during his presentation at Startup School. Being able to spool up on-demand should really help with performance or for times when the datacenter is flooded. But wouldn't it be more cost effective to run it on your hardware during off-peak times and spool up some new servers on AWS when performance starts to lag? Disclaimer: I'm a Trello fanboy, it's like having container classes in STL, only more visual!
- gecko 14y agoTechnically, it is running hybrid now, albeit for somewhat silly reasons: the mail server is still at Peer1.
- trimbo 14y agoYeah it's hard to migrate email given the anti-spam measures ISPs use like IP reputation. Good luck. Maybe a quick migration to Sendgrid for that system? (Edit: or Amazon SES, of course)