manderson89

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   by manderson89 3y ago

   Reminds me of the Damian Conway quote "Documentation is a love letter that you write to your future self"
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   by manderson89 3y ago

   This. AWS Budgets to get notifications when they reach certain spend thresholds will be a must. Also you should probably setup an AWS organization and have them operate in a sub-account if you go this route.
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   by manderson89 5y ago

   If you prefer imperative infrastructure creation to declarative then I think you're doing something wrong. Both Terraform and CloudFormation are quite easy to manage compared to writing and managing scripts (bash or otherwise).
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   by manderson89 5y ago

   If you don't like Terraform then you should use CloudFormation, not bash scripts.
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   by manderson89 7y ago

   "Him"? The writer is named Rebecca...
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   by manderson89 9y ago

   I have a few issues with his reasoning. > "The most famous example of an ISP acting badly was a company called Madison River Communication ... Vonage quickly complained to the FCC, which quickly obtained a consent decree that includ
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   by manderson89 9y ago

   Would a law be better than Title II? Sure. Let me know when congress gets around to that. I'm not holding my breath. Until then, Title II seems like the only realistic option.