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Re:Escaping Surprise Bills and Over-Engineered Messes: Why I... by panja on Tuesday February 04, 2025 @02:09AM (#42929089)
Any type of redundancies.. Geo, power, network. There's a million possible reasons why someone can't just deploy on a pi and call it a day.
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Re:Escaping Surprise Bills and Over-Engineered Messes: Why I... by post-it on Tuesday February 04, 2025 @02:19AM (#42929178)
Do you need that? If a storm knocks my power out for a couple hours and my side project has an outage, that's fine.
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Re:Escaping Surprise Bills and Over-Engineered Messes: Why I... by kikimora on Tuesday February 04, 2025 @05:38AM (#42930695)
This is side project, not typical web project. For a typical web project stability and safety of data are paramount.
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Re:Escaping Surprise Bills and Over-Engineered Messes: Why I... by taurknaut on Tuesday February 04, 2025 @08:24AM (#42931987)
I think you mean "critical business" not "typical web project", which is not critical to anything.

Granted, I'm sure the average engineer will be very relieved to find out they're paramount to production.

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Re:Escaping Surprise Bills and Over-Engineered Messes: Why I... by taurknaut on Tuesday February 04, 2025 @08:21AM (#42931957)
If you're making money off a project I suspect you're generally too far gone for advice. Then again I suppose you don't need it.
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