Elgolfin
Re:Azure Service Outages, Frontdoor, CosmosDb
on Wednesday September 07, 2022 @01:13PM (#32753351)
Same here. Problems have started around 12:15pm EST.
Re:MS Azure down: An emerging issue is being investigated
on Thursday April 01, 2021 @06:58PM (#26667326)
The solution may have a serious cost depending on your architecture. You will have to make sure it is worth the investment.
Replicating and keeping a whole infrastructure stand-by is not an easy job for an one-hour outage. Sometimes, it is not the right solution either. It really depends on the business you are in.
Re:MS Azure down: An emerging issue is being investigated
on Thursday April 01, 2021 @06:53PM (#26667277)
Speaking of this.
There is always this kind of conclusion every time there is a major outage on a cloud provider.
I am not sure one is better than the others. Though, I would prefer to rely on facts and numbers instead of feelings.
So, is there a website that monitors and keeps track of this kind of major outages for all the 3 big Cloud providers (AWS, Azure, GCP)? So that we can compare their resilience?
Re:Learn Go in five minutes
on Tuesday January 05, 2021 @11:54AM (#25647474)
My 2 cents without seeming harsh with the author.
Articles with a title `Learn <programming language> in 5 minutes` are misleading. They should be renamed `Discover <programming language> in 5 minutes`. Replace the verb Discover by Introduce or something similar if you like.
There is a lot of difference between learning a new programming language and discovering one.
You will not learn any programming language in 5 minutes.
This introduction to Go is quite nice, though.
Re:FreeDB Is Shutting Down
on Sunday December 29, 2019 @09:19AM (#21905962)
Good old times, indeed.
The Kali website seems even literally to be stuck in the past (http://kali.net/).
Nostlagia.