99% of the time it's just a docker container that connects to a database, an object store and redis.
If we need to move it then we move it... not exactly difficult or time consuming. There are always ways of half moving things too, for example we could move the container deployment to another cloud but keep our build process and object store at the original vendor and so on.
In reality we are not going to be shifting production load between cloud vendors every 2 weeks.
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99% of the time it's just a docker container that connects to a database, an object store and redis.
If we need to move it then we move it... not exactly difficult or time consuming. There are always ways of half moving things too, for example we could move the container deployment to another cloud but keep our build process and object store at the original vendor and so on.
In reality we are not going to be shifting production load between cloud vendors every 2 weeks.