Sorry but if you don't know how to use/manage your AWS stack, that's not on AWS, that's on you.
A bad workman blames his tools.
A bad workman blames his tools.
You sound like someone who hasn't had much real world experience and thinks AWS or whatever is the best thing because it's the only thing you know.
But this kind of toxic fanatism(yet trying to sound logical) is just harmful for the HN community.
dang: Can this kind of behavior be punished?
I don't think anyone is actually upset, do you? I certainly hope I haven't upset anyone... :/
When the tool breaks under correct use, criticize the tool. Maybe the user should also have redundancy. The tool is still failing!
Even when you're supposed to have redundancy, there are still certain failure rates that are acceptable and some that are not. And redundancy doesn't solve every problem either.
Of course there are unacceptable failure rates. AWS doesn't have them, and pretending like they do is simply lying to yourself to protect your own ego.