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I hate Clouds - a personal perspective on why I think Clouds suck
(loudwhisper.me)
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If everything that you run is local as in the same physical location and there is no requirement for external or internet access then sure. Not everyone has that luxury. Otherwise, There are the same number of points of failure in a non-cloud configuration. You just feel more comfortable with those because you have direct hands on control.
You write "actually following best practice instead of faking it and lying" funny.
Are you implying that the various cloud vendors lie about the way they configure their environments or admins don't have emotional biases or something else entirely?
There are places that actually do that?
Can you provide a list, because I'd like to work there.
(I do not have 25 years of sysadmin angst over nobody ever doing shit right until after it's on fire.)
Proton runs fully on their own hardware, they have some positions open!