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No, if they said they were running on separate VMs I wouldn’t have any issues. Absolutely no serious company would run their web software on a shared Apache se
by raw_anon_1111 5mo ago
No, if they said they were running on separate VMs I wouldn’t have any issues.
Absolutely no serious company would run their web software on a shared Apache server with other tenants.
How did that shared hosting work out for Vercel?
- icedchai 5mo agoAs always, "it depends" on the application. So I've worked for several B2B SaaS companies. None of them used a VM per tenant. In some cases, we used a database (schema...) or DB cluster per tenant. I've read about the Vercel incident. Given the timeline (22 months?!), it sounds like they had other issues well beyond shared hosting.
- scarface_74 5mo agoThere is a difference between a SaaS offer where you are running your code and serving multiple customers on one server/set of servers and running random customer code like Vercel.
- icedchai 5mo agoI know. I just don't think code isolation was their only issue. I've read about the incident.