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Cut Over to New Data Center and Upgraded OS Done. :)
Post 303022885 by Peasant on Sunday 9th of September 2018 12:05:51 AM
09-09-2018
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That feeling when everything is moved and working ...
Great job
As for the subtopic...
Regards
Peasant
Great job
As for the subtopic...
Quote:
RANT
'being in cloud' always meant not being realistic, imagining things in folks talk here
Promises of great things, but in practice.. unannounced downtimes, weird network issues, horror security and, of course, a human centipede / relay support.
This is for public clouds, for private implementation where you control all the nuts and bolts, you can make a nice and working environment.
I'm sick of that buzzword hype as well.
Went to some <insert vendor> conference.
They started talking about fog.
Bring your cloud closer, they said, with fog.
Took my a while to figure out those were proxies (squid for instance) with great caching capabilities in front of users, behind firewalls.
Well fog me stupid
/RANT
'being in cloud' always meant not being realistic, imagining things in folks talk here
Promises of great things, but in practice.. unannounced downtimes, weird network issues, horror security and, of course, a human centipede / relay support.
This is for public clouds, for private implementation where you control all the nuts and bolts, you can make a nice and working environment.
I'm sick of that buzzword hype as well.
Went to some <insert vendor> conference.
They started talking about fog.
Bring your cloud closer, they said, with fog.
Took my a while to figure out those were proxies (squid for instance) with great caching capabilities in front of users, behind firewalls.
Well fog me stupid
/RANT
Peasant
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