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You understand it if you think of engineering infinites rather than mathematical infinites. The capacity of a full single datacenter can be treated as infinite
by vasco 2mo ago
You understand it if you think of engineering infinites rather than mathematical infinites. The capacity of a full single datacenter can be treated as infinite for most customers. I explained how its defined in the original comment. Amount of places in engineering where you treat even a 3 order of magnitude difference as infinite is a lot, but the number of order of magnitudes varies depending on context.
- inigyou 2mo agoMaybe if you're the only customer, but it seems you've not yet gotten a "no capacity" error from AWS, which happens sometimes.
- darkwater 2mo agoYou don't have a single Google datacenter (or any other provider / big name) for a single tenant. The bigger the DC, the more the number of tenants/customers reaches "infinity" (giving the same meaning to "infinity" you are giving to it)
- aoeusnth1 2mo agoNo customer has access to an appreciable fraction of any data center, and if they do they don't have 10x overhead in reserved quota.