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Good thing git was designed as a decentralized revision control system, so you don’t really need GitHub. It’s just a nice convenience
As long as you didn't go all in on GitHub Actions. Like my company has.
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FYI in an emergency you can SSH to your server and edit files and the DB directly. Where is your god now, proponents of immutable filesystems?!
FYI in an emergency, you can buy a plane ticket and send someone to access the server directly. I actually had the privilege of being sent to the server.
Because my suggestion they have a spare ADSL connection for out of channel stuff was an unnecessary expense... Til he broke the firewall knocked a bunch of folks offline across a huge physical site and locked himself out of everything.
The spare line got fitted the next month.
The VCs look at stars before deciding which open-core startup to invest in.
The 4 or 5 9s of reliability simply do not matter as much.
Good thing git was designed as a decentralized revision control system, so you don’t really need GitHub. It’s just a nice convenience
Curious whether you actually think this, or was it sarcasm?
However, since we use github.com fore more than just a git hosting it is SPOF in most cases, and we treat it as a snow day.
Cherry on top will be another aws outage
Funny you should say that, I'm here looking because our monitoring server is seeing 80-90% packet loss on our wireguard from our data center to EC2 Oregon...
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Microsoft is also convinced that its works are a net benefit for humanity, so I would take that with a grain of salt.
I think it would be pretty hard to argue against that point of view, at least thus far. If DOS/Windows hadn't become the dominant OS someone would have, and a whole generation of engineers cut their teeth on their parents' windows PCs.
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As long as you didn't go all in on GitHub Actions. Like my company has.
Do you think you'd get better uptime with your own solution? I doubt it. It would just be at a different time.
Good thing git was designed as a decentralized revision control system, so you don’t really need GitHub. It’s just a nice convenience
Earlier quoted context omitted.
As long as you didn't go all in on GitHub Actions. Like my company has.
Do you think you'd get better uptime with your own solution? I doubt it. It would just be at a different time.