Thread 520368567

Multiple websites and games are down again most likely AWS has gone down again. 2 time within 2 weeks

simpcity still up

>>520368567 (OP)
Jeets are mad about the new H1B red tape and costs and limits and are monkeywrenching.

>Firing US, hiring India
https://old.reddit.com/r/Layoffs/comments/1m2bd81/aws_more_layoffs/n40og4g/?context=3

India is a bunch of slaves for a few cents. A single dollar is a hundred rupees. We could pay them 5 cents and they’ll be sucking our cocks

>>520369371
that would be smart

>>520368567 (OP)
welcome to the jeeted internet

>>520368567 (OP)
Third time lol

>>520368567 (OP)
at least they got the server deloading question right in the interview

Is there a reason upper/middle management of most large companies moved all of their infrastructure to the "cloud" instead of having a server room and a few IT geeks in the basement?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EBfxjSFAxQ

Is it actually saving them money?

>muh "serverless"
>muh cloud

>>520369847
who gives a shit. these huge companies need to be broken the fuck up

>>520368567 (OP)
lmao so that's the reason why this board have been bearable today. fuck bots

>>520368567 (OP)
saarver is down we turn off and on again because virus post bob vagene and 100,000 bitcoin and we fix sar.

>>520368567 (OP)
a lot of companies relied on AWS hosting being mostly available and being able to buy idle CPU cycles on the cheap
but now cuz AI its at peak utilization all the time and costs will spike up past what people are willing to pay for your goyslop entertainment horse shit
so it will keep happening, but will just to you
because they know you'll still consume product and get excited about next product

>>520368951
The US tech industry is maximum Jeeted these days

>>520368567 (OP)
Azure went down last week too.

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>>520369890
I want to know if there's a reason they went with AWS or if they're just hype chasing morons.

I can understand if a small startup went with AWS to get some proof of concept product to market, but why are banks, utility companies, insurance companies, government orgs all doing this shit? Every tech job posting is:
>6 years of AWS / Microsoft Azure experience
>salary 50k/year

>>520370658
Infrastructure upkeep is expensive if done right and using up to date equipment. Cloud vs on-site cost are nearly identical now. You just have to decide between outages out of your control or on-site infrastructure aka server rooms, generator backups, host, replication, backup solutions, disaster recovery, etc. I would argue for most business that do not have very sensitive data then cloud based makes more sense.

>>520368641
Faggot