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Yep, the amount of incompetence in Parler's case is just mind-boggling. Their failure to make it cloud agnostic being 1 (even though they claimed before they went down that their app could run without AWS without issue). Their failure to be incapable (still) to get it running again on non-cloud hardware.. And of course their inability to, as you suggest, move the frontend routing to a CDN/Cloudflare/DDosguard type se…
> Yep, the amount of incompetence in Parler's case is just mind-boggling. Parler's case has zero to do with incompetence, and it boggles the mind of how suddenly putting together web apps with bare metal servers is somehow depicted as normal or usual or basic competency skills. It isn't. At all. The majority of the world's web apps are hosted by one of the four major cloud providers. AWS alone hosts about 1/3 of the…
Just calling them servers is sufficient. I don't know when this "bare metal" crap started
Standing up a service is a basic competitancy