Lightning from a cloud takes down the cloud
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SteveLord
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But..........it's THE CLOUD!!!! How could something so tragic happen to something so fresh and trendy!!!?!?!?WGU B.S.IT - 9/1/2015 >>> ??? -
Michael.J.Palmer
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no Redundant clouds?! 0_0
I've had this same question ring in my head before as well. From what I can best figure, most cloud set-ups don't have redundancy, or if they do, they tend to go offline completely if the entire cloud goes offline.
The software company I work for has started using some cloud technology for their client's to have a central database for particular information. One day about a month ago that cloud server went down and affected 100% of our clients on a particular version (literally hundreds). It shocked me that we didn't have a redundancy back up in place for such an occasion considering that a cloud server used in such fashion basically becomes a single point of failure anyways for all clients who require that database.-Michael Palmer
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Crazy, considering that according to the System Center, it is THAT easy
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