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Story: Microsoft, Amazon Data Centers Go Down Without Much FanfareTotal Replies: 4
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tracyanne

Aug 10, 2011
3:05 AM EDT 		It's rather like viruses on Windows, it's expected.
techiem2

Aug 10, 2011
3:17 AM EDT 		I think the first time it was a big deal because it shattered all those notions people had about "the cloud" being perfectly stable. Now they just think "argh. Down again."

Like you said, it's now expected.
JaseP

Aug 10, 2011
9:46 AM EDT 		Lower expectations, and everyone will be amazed when you exceed them.
helios

Aug 10, 2011
10:18 AM EDT 		everyone will be amazed when you exceed them.

And thus, they won't blink an eye when providers increase their rate structure.
jhansonxi

Aug 10, 2011
11:51 AM EDT 		I thought lightning was expected with clouds.

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