I know this is a joke, but from the sounds of the errors that isn't far from true. This is also basically what happened with the big two-day outage at Amazon a while back. It's always the automated processes that come back to bite you it seems.
I know I have had my share of server issues, but it seems to me that many 'cloud' services out there are simply adding too many layers of abstraction that tend to make things very, very touchy to any small issue occurring. Because of this I try to keep my server stacks/frameworks as basic as possible while still implementing performance oriented services like NoSQL, caching, etc.
I know I have had my share of server issues, but it seems to me that many 'cloud' services out there are simply adding too many layers of abstraction that tend to make things very, very touchy to any small issue occurring. Because of this I try to keep my server stacks/frameworks as basic as possible while still implementing performance oriented services like NoSQL, caching, etc.