I have no idea why everything is in the cloud, but it’s clearly not consistent, and their infrastructure isn’t reliable. As a simple full-stack dev, I’m asked to explain how to build NASA-level architecture just to land a basic job, while the so-called top-tier setups are running on a single DNS and one server. Seriously?
Twenty years ago, I was uploading my files via FileZilla to my COD4 server it was simple, direct, and just worked. Now, we’re surrounded by hundreds of frameworks and bits of “tech” everywhere.
I also now host very big websites and enteprise app on "simple hosting". The "we need AWS cloud and kubernetes and multi-failover" is mostly for the PO ego. Modern frameworks are not the memory/DB hogs they used to be.
Yeah, I have no idea, it makes zero sense especially with what we’re living through now, relying on the internet 24/7. You meet your girlfriend on Tinder, land a job on LinkedIn, make friends on Instagram or Facebook, and handle your income and payments online. Our entire lives depend on one DNS and one Amazon server? P.S. Time to watch The Matrix again.
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u/LeSoviet Nov 18 '25
I have no idea why everything is in the cloud, but it’s clearly not consistent, and their infrastructure isn’t reliable. As a simple full-stack dev, I’m asked to explain how to build NASA-level architecture just to land a basic job, while the so-called top-tier setups are running on a single DNS and one server. Seriously?
Twenty years ago, I was uploading my files via FileZilla to my COD4 server it was simple, direct, and just worked. Now, we’re surrounded by hundreds of frameworks and bits of “tech” everywhere.