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A traceroute of their blog, or a server you just spun up? They don't necessarily have to eat their own dogfood.
by cmaggard 13y ago
A traceroute of their blog, or a server you just spun up? They don't necessarily have to eat their own dogfood.
- rmoriz 13y agoIf you offer infrastructure services and don't eat your own dogfood you can't be serious. If you offer infrastructure services and don't tell people where and how you provide it, you can't be serious, too.
- mic159 13y agoBut if you host your site on your infrastructure, and it goes down, you can't post status updates to tell people what's going on/ when you will be back online. Its quite reasonable to not host your own homepage or mechanism of updating your customers IMO.
- rmoriz 13y agoI disagree. Your website should run on your own infrastructure and a separate status page, under a different (sub)-domain should be operated from another AS (autonomous system) e.g. statuspage.io or whatever you like/prefer.