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That's a technical detail, not a financial one. Sure, you can save a few physical servers by being smarter in allocating load, but that is a far cry from the fi
by revelation 13y ago
That's a technical detail, not a financial one. Sure, you can save a few physical servers by being smarter in allocating load, but that is a far cry from the financial flexibility you get from e.g. EC2.
- dragonwriter 13y ago> That's a technical detail, not a financial one. Latency of provisioning is time-to-market is financial. > Sure, you can save a few physical servers by being smarter in allocating load Saving physical servers isn't the main benefit. Being able to reallocate capacity with minimal delay and staff effort is the issue.