The problem with cloud services is that you put all your eggs in one basket. Even if outages are less frequent, impacting more people at a time isn’t good. If most people use a handful of centralized services, those services become a larger target for hacking and DOS attacks.
That’s why I like on-prem, generally speaking. It localizes the risk and prevents a cascading effect.
The problem with cloud services is that you put all your eggs in one basket. Even if outages are less frequent, impacting more people at a time isn’t good. If most people use a handful of centralized services, those services become a larger target for hacking and DOS attacks.
That’s why I like on-prem, generally speaking. It localizes the risk and prevents a cascading effect.