Oh, you’re not wasting my time, I decided to waste it myself. I just don’t understand how “you can host a server in your garage” is even a seriously meant answer to replacing AWS.
Like, at my day job I’m responsible for managing an AWS stack that costs the company upwards of $20,000 per month. And we’re far from the largest users. You can’t store that in a garage.
I just don’t understand how “you can host a server in your garage” is even a seriously meant answer to replacing AWS.
Any at scale company could easily run their own servers in their own garages, but they choose to put them in The Cloud™ because it looked cheaper in some management presentation (why bother asking operations, what do they know).
what do you mean? you can host a server in your garage
I mean, you very obviously don’t know what do these cloud services sell, so why even participate in a discussion you’re not qualified to be in at all?
No, you cannot migrate your AWS stack to your garage server.
I’m sorry for wasting your time by asking a question while underqualified.
Oh, you’re not wasting my time, I decided to waste it myself. I just don’t understand how “you can host a server in your garage” is even a seriously meant answer to replacing AWS.
Like, at my day job I’m responsible for managing an AWS stack that costs the company upwards of $20,000 per month. And we’re far from the largest users. You can’t store that in a garage.
Any at scale company could easily run their own servers in their own garages, but they choose to put them in The Cloud™ because it looked cheaper in some management presentation (why bother asking operations, what do they know).