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Eh? What do you consider "full line"? I'm pretty sure Netflix uses it due to the highly variable usage situation. It never makes sense to have a server sitting
by opendais 12y ago
Eh? What do you consider "full line"?
I'm pretty sure Netflix uses it due to the highly variable usage situation. It never makes sense to have a server sitting idle for 23 hours a day.
- opendais 12y agoI'm amused by the downvotes combined with the unwillingness to define "full line".
- femto113 12y agoI think "full line" isn't an entirely static concept in IAAS, but I'm using it here to suggest there's no other player offering the same breadth of services. I haven't surveyed other providers in detail lately, but I expect for any given competitor it wouldn't take you long to find some AWS service (http://aws.amazon.com/products/ http://aws.amazon.com/products/) that they simply don't have an equivalent for. EDIT: found someone who's made a feature grid here: http://www.planforcloud.com/pages/resources/cloud_services.html http://www.planforcloud.com/pages/resources/cloud_services.h... This doesn't even include more esoteric stuff like Redshift and Elastic Beanstalk.