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Does anyone know if this really is just one AZ? Seems like an awful lot of larger sites are down. I'd expect at least some of them to be multi-AZ by now.
This would be a great time to post a guide to architecting systems for failover using AWS. Anyone got a great guide?
Cloud hosting is not drastically different from any other type of service and is still vulnerable to the same problems.
Cloud hosting is not drastically different from any other type of service and is still vulnerable to the same problems.
This would be a great time to post a guide to architecting systems for failover using AWS. Anyone got a great guide?
http://www.slideshare.net/twilio/highavailability-infrastruc...
http://www.twilio.com/engineering/2011/04/22/why-twilio-wasn...
It's strategy as opposed to how-to but the principles apply.
This would be a great time to post a guide to architecting systems for failover using AWS. Anyone got a great guide?
This would be a great time to post a guide to architecting systems for failover using AWS. Anyone got a great guide?
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Amazon is downplaying the problem. It is affecting many large sites.
Many large sites which aren't properly architecting their infrastructure to deal with the commodity nature of the cloud.
If netflix is down, then it's something most companies who know how to design fail over can't cope with.