>Before anyone says “you put all your eggs in one basket,” let me be clear: I didn’t. I put them in one provider
Ah, but that's still one basket.
Ah, but that's still one basket.
Source: I worked there.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/wellarchitected/latest/reducing-...
I dismissed that claim alone and talked about nothing else. The comment I replied to added nothing to the conversation except an unsubstantiated and plainly false remark.
> Wild that people don't realize that these "separate" systems in AWS all share things like the same control plane.
This comment does not say anything about all being in one basket. It only claims that all services run the same control plane which is so far from truth it must have been made from somebody utterly unaware of how big cloud teams operate.
Seems that this community has lost the ability to reason and converse and would rather be outraged.
Nice, an attack on the person rather then the argument. Made from an anonymous Internet account.
> Seems that this community has lost the ability to reason and converse and would rather be outraged.
This might be a good time to reflect on your own online behavior.
If you're not sure why someone is being downvoted, there's a good chance there is a misunderstanding somewhere, and a good way for you to understand is to wait for people to comment, and then read those comments.
Alternatively (and in a more general sense), if you want to take a more active role in your learning, a good way to learn is to ask questions, and then read the answers.
I mean, sure every Ford Pinto is strictly it's own vehicle, but each will predictably burst into flames when you impinge its fuel tank and I don't wanna travel on a company operating an all Pinto fleet.