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Re:Ask YC:how do you do Sessions on EC2? by wiemersl on Monday March 10, 2008 @06:20PM (#133519)
Here is the thing. What makes some other solution more immune to a system-wide crash than ec2? When that happens, what is the major difference between that solution and an ec2 based one? If you really want to play it safe and don't trust amazon, then what you want is a disaster recover site which is completely independent. However, wouldn't you also want the same for any isp/hosting solution?
Re:Ask YC:how do you do Sessions on EC2? by dfranke on Monday March 10, 2008 @06:34PM (#133533)
It isn't a question of who you trust. It's a question of what classes of events that your system can withstand. EC2 is not durable. It isn't designed to be.