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I'm aware. Buuttt... you're trying to compare apples (a rack in a DC) to oranges (an AWS Native Solution that spans multiple DCs). And that's before you get in
by volf_ 3y ago
I'm aware.
Buuttt... you're trying to compare apples (a rack in a DC) to oranges (an AWS Native Solution that spans multiple DCs). And that's before you get into all the AWS bullshit that fucking sucks, but it sucks more to do it yourself.
A Rack in a DC isn't a solution that's useful to people who are in AWS.
- postalrat 3y agoA rack in a DC and services in AWS can securely talk to each other as easily as services in AWS can talk to other services in AWS.