Imagine if you flipped on debug logging and suddenly your queueing system gets DDoS by log messages, causing more errors and cascading effects, taking down your product. It’s always a good idea to separate the two.
I just read through the list of profiles that my employer installed on the device, decided they were not invasive and then started using it as my normal phone.
Not a fan of how they portray their brand, but in my experience A&F makes really solid fits for althetic type build (think big thighs). This in my experience is really hard to find on clothes of a somewhat modern cut.
A lot of the startups we build we start off with a Vue stack for the Frontend and a Kotlin + Spring Boot stack for the backend, running on k8s and with Postgres as a DB. Incredibly productive stack from day one and something that can be confidently built upon for years.
When setting up production clusters via kops on AWS I opt for c4.large instances for the master, which with a HA quorum costs $250/month. If you use the default master instance type in kops, m3.medium, it's around $174/month. I fail to see the problem with AWS charging $150/month for a fully managed alternative.
You can serve web content without storing the IP address of the user. If you need to use it for anonymous correlation of requests, you can hash it first.
You can still set up a site and not have to worry about much, as long as you're not processing other peoples personally identifiable information without their explicit consent.
I used to listen exclusively to Discover Weekly for a while. One week a finish rap song made it to the list, and I skipped past it every time it came on. Next week there was 2 finish rap songs. Then 5. Eventually half of my discovery list was finish rap, something I have no interest of. Canceled my subscription shortly after. Their algorithms are feeding themselves. I wish they had a dislike button so I could at least give them some sense of direction.
Amazon Logistics has been running for quite a while in Germany, and for me it's looks like it's a disaster. Every order is like a lottery. If your package gets assigned to DHL, you're almost guaranteed to get it on time. If you get Amazon Logistics, you should be happy if it shows up at all.
AWS requires a different email address per account yes. I don't see how it's bad? In your case, if you lost access to one gmail account with a dozen AWS accounts attached to it, that would affect all your AWS accounts? Better to have them fully separated so they can't affect each other.