throwaway6920

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   by throwaway6920 3y ago

   >That would mean their data is at the core cluster. That's not true or I haven't seen any evidence to support that statement. You're being loose in your usage of 'data'. No one is talking about cached copies of
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   by throwaway6920 3y ago

   > Tbh. As far as I can see, their data plane worked at the edge. Arguable, it's best to think of the edge as a buffering point in addition to processing. Aggregation has to happen somewhere, and that's where shit hit the fan.
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   by throwaway6920 3y ago

   > In my experience, no engineers really decided to make services depend on just one data center. Partially true in this case; I can't speak to modern CF (or won't, moreso) but a large amount of internal services were built arou
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   by throwaway6920 3y ago

   > I really like the model where a single team in a company, with Product + Dev, can quickly ship, iterate on a new product, and prove market demand without going through layers and layers of internal bureaucracy (Ops/Infra, Security