Azure outage - Global

[JohnStarr]

or you can just go back to on prem

Unless you are: short-sighted; going to look at HPE Greenlake or the DellEMC equivalent; Microsoft Azure Stack/AWS Outposts; are a small company, going full on-prem no longer makes sense.

And to have gone to cloud, and then gone back to on-prem will see a significant step back from a vision to make IT more agile. Possibly substantially increasing your engineering costs to move back to your own data center.

Hybrid is the way to go, or should be. Or consumption-based IT on-prem.

 

[s0lar]

Unless you are: short-sighted; going to look at HPE Greenlake or the DellEMC equivalent; Microsoft Azure Stack/AWS Outposts; are a small company, going full on-prem no longer makes sense.

And to have gone to cloud, and then gone back to on-prem will see a significant step back from a vision to make IT more agile. Possibly substantially increasing your engineering costs to move back to your own data center.

Hybrid is the way to go, or should be. Or consumption-based IT on-prem.

Wait let me guess, your in sales?

 

[JohnStarr]

Wait let me guess, your in sales?

"You're".

...and nice guess, but no I am not.

 

[s0lar]

"You're".

...and nice guess, but no I am not.

 

[JohnStarr]

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Aah...when you're caught and then sink lower than normal for this, instead of just owning up you're an unknowing, all-assuming troll.

 

[s0lar]

Aah...when you're caught and then sink lower than normal for this, instead of just owning up you're an unknowing, all-assuming troll.

Troll? That hurts man.

Of the three technology giants, Microsoft Azure has significantly more outage than AWS or Google Cloud Platform. A survey done by cloud computing expert, Zeus Kerravala, showed that from 2018 to May 2019, Microsoft Azure had over 1,934 hours of outage compared to AWS and Google Cloud Platform who recorded significantly fewer hours. Of the two that recorded fewer hours of outage, Amazon Web Services only registered 338 hours compared to 361 hours registered by Google Cloud Platform. In terms of versatility, AWS tops the list, it has highly customizable public cloud service and its administration controls available through their web client.

And linky: https://www.linkeit.com/blog/comparing-the-gigants-of-cloud-uptime-and-reliability