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by toomuchtodo
4757 days ago
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Totally understand that. I'm an ops guy, and I'm not a huge fan of AWS, but I'm married to them for a lot of stuff. You engineer against most of what you can, but there are always going to be edge cases where you're going to drop a request somewhere. ELBs are usually where this is going to happen. Its no different than having your own F5 and it being in an inconsistent state. You know what you do then? Reboot it. TL;DR These things happen. It sucks, but code isn't perfect. |
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