Lastly, needing to be able to quickly cold restart something is probably a design smell.
For everyone not at a scale to afford their own transoceanic fiber cables, a major internet service disruption is equivalent to a cold start. And as long as hackers or governments are able to push utter bullshit to the global BGP tables with a single mouse click, this threat remains present.
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For everyone not at a scale to afford their own transoceanic fiber cables, a major internet service disruption is equivalent to a cold start. And as long as hackers or governments are able to push utter bullshit to the global BGP tables with a single mouse click, this threat remains present.
The comment I was replying to mentions "at [Google] scale", so my answer was with that in mind.