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And that's what he's saying; Heroku's problems are his problems, but Heroku doesn't provide him a lever to solve their problems. So he's moving to somewhere els
by cwyers 12y ago
And that's what he's saying; Heroku's problems are his problems, but Heroku doesn't provide him a lever to solve their problems. So he's moving to somewhere else, where he has more visibility over the problems and can better communicate with his customers what the timetable is for repair.
- rhizome 12y agoThe whole rationale of outsourced hosting is to have someone else take care of things, so it's a little comical to see the complaints when the pendulum swings the other way. What do people expect?