5 ms·
I've previously worked for a place that ran most of their production network "on-prem". They had a few thousand physical machines spread across 6 or so colocat
by aarmenaa 3y ago
I've previously worked for a place that ran most of their production network "on-prem". They had a few thousand physical machines spread across 6 or so colocation sites on three continents. I enjoyed that job immensely; I'd jump at the chance to build something like it from the ground up. I'm not sure if that actually makes sense for very many businesses though.
- kuchenbecker 3y agoI'm getting that opportunity, however I expect it will be the last as most have migrated to the cloud and smaller companies are appealing to me; smallest company (of 5) I've worked for had 4.4k employees and large companies have the resources to roll their own. Unless there is an onprem movement I expect cloud to be the future as maintaining the tech stack onprem is difficult and we need to nake decisions down to the hardware we order.