Subj : Re: Cloudstrike/Windows BSOD, looks pretty serious
To   : poindexter FORTRAN
From : hollowone
Date : Tue Jul 23 2024 02:22 pm

 pF> The podcast Re:Work has the two co-founders from 37Signals, a
 pF> productivity app maker. They have some very interesting episodes where
 pF> they discuss moving everything from the cloud back to on-prem to manage
 pF> runaway costs and to own their infrastructure again.
 pF> 
 pF> I'm sure the pendulum will swing back elsewhere, too.
 pF> 
 pF> Moving from on-prem to the cloud, then back to on-prem again is like an
 pF> employment protection act - always project work to be had, moving back
 pF> and forth!

I'm not surprised to see such trend again. I discovered it at home when I invested 1k USD equivalent to have my own little private cloud with 24TB in RAID + containers and apps and LAN more than enough to run 10-20 peopls company with no extra cost.

What I also found studying history of IT is that everything works in cycles and one of those is to centralize and to decentralize in cycles as well.

Part of mainframes/cloud is part of the same cycle name definition, just different implementation.. micro/servers/on-prem is another... 

-h1

.... Xerox Alto was the thing. Anything after we use is just a mere copy.

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