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It's also usually extremely US-centric. Nobody outside of North America has any idea what "PDT" or "Mountain Time" means.
I mostly struggle with Irish Standard Time (used for DST in Ireland) and Indian Standard Time which have the same acronym. :( Thankfully, I learnt a long time ago to use ISO 8601 and UTC for dates and times. I still revert to PST/PDT if my audience is primarily left coast based.
My son delivers part-time for Amazon and all the drivers at his warehouse were sent home. So if your delivery is late or non-existent today....
Why is it always us-east-1 though? I have always stayed away from that region because it seems significantly less reliable than other regions.
It's the: * Largest (DDoS'd most, most complex, scaling issues etc) * Oldest (More time for weird idiosyncrasies to take hold) * Where most testing happens * Where new products are deployed first
IAM, Cloudfront ACM certs, etc
Why is it always us-east-1 though? I have always stayed away from that region because it seems significantly less reliable than other regions.
https://statusgator.com/blog/is-north-virginia-aws-region-th...