@dotpem If your ops team already runs a kubernetes cluster, I could see some time savings for developers not having to worry about kubernetes deployments/manifests. A quick automated auto deploy to FaaS for certain workloads might be compelling.
@rwolfcastle1 @EricDJuly Oh I wasn’t worried they would do it on a customer basis, my worry is ISPs will throttle all traffic on their network to my company IPs. But now I see what you are saying and that does sound more difficult :-)
@rwolfcastle1 @EricDJuly Have you used satellite internet? Let’s not go there. Wireless is limited in speeds as well. And limited by frequencies. I have wireless internet at my home now. It isn’t a pleasant experience compared to Comcast or fiber
@rwolfcastle1 @EricDJuly Cell phone provider internet is spotty at best in a huge chunk of the nation. VoIP or video chat often won’t work. Latency is too high.
@rwolfcastle1 @EricDJuly Then you know with enterprise routers and switches throttling by IP address range is not that difficult. We can do it on our PF sense router that cost $500. It can be done. I personally don’t know what Comcast used and maybe you know better than I, I am willing to learn more.
@HoodieDemon And now seeing your profile and you like the acronym KKK... interesting. Obviously you are a troll and we will never see eye to eye... muted.
@HoodieDemon No, I am believe if you sell bandwidth to consumers then you need to live up to that promise. If you can’t, don’t charge other businesses because your network sucks. Increase your pipes. Improve your network, charge the consumer more if needed.