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Not on my end. Public access in us-west2 (Los Angeles) is down for me.
Hmmm... why is our monitoring network not showing that? Edit: ah, looks like the LB is sending LA traffic to Oregon.
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#422Systems that fail 'open'...
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> a bare metal server with tons of RAM costs less than a small VM on the big cloud providers Who are you getting this steal of a deal from?
Hetzner is an example. Been using them for years and it's been a solid experience so far. OVH should be able to match them, and there's others, I'm sure.
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#425There goes 3 nines for June and for Q2. I guess everyone gets a 10% discount for the month? https://cloud.google.com/compute/sla
The discount seems way too small. I would pay a premium for a cloud provider happy to give 100 percent discount for the month for 10 minutes downtime, and 100 percent discount for the year for an hour's downtime.
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>nothing is lost except time
Can't use my Nest lock to let guests into my house. I'm pretty sure their infrastructure is hosted in Google Cloud. So yeah... definitely some stuff lost.
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Google is well known for not caring about small shops, only if you are a multi million dollar customer with dedicated account manager you can expect reasonable support. That's been the case forever with them.
Does Amazon treat smaller customers any better? I am genuinely asking, as I have no clue.
AWS is mostly easy going.
Only some people at the partner programm can vary.
I had a guy who wanted to help me out even tho I was just a one person shop. After he left I got a woman who threw me out of the program faster than I could look.
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You obviously don't recall the early years of AWS. Half of internet would go down for hours.
Back when S3 failures would take town Reddit, parts of Twitter .. Netflix survived because they had additional availability zones. I can remember the bigger names started moving more stuff to their own data centers. AWS tries to lock people in to specific services now which makes it really difficult to migrate. It also takes a while before you get to the tipping point where hosting your own is more financially viable…
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>nothing is lost except time
Can't use my Nest lock to let guests into my house. I'm pretty sure their infrastructure is hosted in Google Cloud. So yeah... definitely some stuff lost.
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#430And thus was ruined hundreds or thousands of pleasant Sunday afternoons. I don’t miss being on pager duty one bit. I see it looming in my headlights, sadly.
Nothing you or I or the pager can do will speed that up.
I am aware some bosses won't believe that and I am not trying to make light of it. But there really isn't much else to do except wait.