matellis

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by matellis 13y ago
Uh, has anyone on this thread heard of HIPAA? I'm pretty sure having a summer intern get full access to actual patient data shouldn't be possible under a properly implemented set of HIPAA processes, and the same goes for the accid
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Your *aaS Looks Big - 8/10 companies using multiple clouds(venturebeat.com)
29 points by matellis 14y ago|10 comments
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by matellis 15y ago
We had a great experience at PIE, highly recommended.
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by matellis 15y ago
This is fair comment, especially given that they actually emphasized this multi-AZ redundancy. The genesis of the article was the press implying that to use the cloud your only choice was to trust AWS provided 100% up-time, and this is a po
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by matellis 15y ago
Cool nick btw.
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by matellis 15y ago
Our point is it's unfair to blame Amazon 100% when there were viable and affordable ways round this outage. Some of our customers were in US East and had off-site backups, scripted server deployments and were able to get back online pretty
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by matellis 15y ago
+1 We agree.
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by matellis 15y ago
+1 Sometimes it's not cost effective to do all the layers. One of our clients is going to lose $2500 to $3000 today, which is less than they would have spent on avoiding the issue in the first place.
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by matellis 15y ago
Completely agree.
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Don't blame Amazon for your lack of redundancy(cloudability.com)
86 points by matellis 15y ago|21 comments
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by matellis 16y ago
Yes, absolutely. This is where the product started, tracking EC2 billing. You have to pull down the raw usage data too as the daily Amazon bill updates can be a bit out of sync.
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My startup: Simplified Cloud Cost Management (pre-launch) (cloudability.com)
4 points by matellis 16y ago|2 comments
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All your cloud costs in one place like Mint.com for Clouds(cloudability.com)
13 points by matellis 16y ago|7 comments