Re:Fly.io outage (restoration in progress)
by pc86 on Tuesday November 26, 2024 @09:07AM
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Now just to worry about GCP getting shut down with a few days' notice. /s
But in all seriousness the gall to raise prices before actually fixing the reliability problems is pretty shocking. I understand it's a bit of a chicken-and-egg thing where you maybe are tight on resources but there's no scenario where it's acceptable to have a product with these kinds of problems and then raise prices on existing customers who are putting up with it.
Re:Fly.io outage (restoration in progress)
by encom on Tuesday November 26, 2024 @09:18AM
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No /s is needed. Relying on any Google product long term is crazy.
Re:Fly.io outage (restoration in progress)
by sofixa on Tuesday November 26, 2024 @11:14AM
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Google's b2b products are relatively stable (relative to their b2c free services). You generally get somewhere like a year of notice if they shut it down.
Re:Fly.io outage (restoration in progress)
by pajeetz on Tuesday November 26, 2024 @01:19PM
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theres just so many anecdotes/nightmare stories from people using fly.io here much more than the ones linked by GP
expect to see more of these "post-mortem apologies" from fly.io in the future because it won't be the last
Re:Fly.io outage (restoration in progress)
by tptacek on Tuesday November 26, 2024 @04:48PM
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You're right. It won't. Nobody could claim otherwise.
I had to leave a few months ago after the price raises and how many times my boss saw some issue in the project I had with them.
They also deprecated and removed their sqlite backup service. Back to GCP and not worrying about so many outages now.