I wouldn't risk it.
replyBoth Americans and Israelis are known for double taps. Surely Iran can adapt their tactics too.
> this would require human intervention
replythat's the difference between heroes and ordinary employees who bitch about having to go into the office twice a month.
same as the stories you hear of guys taking snow-cats up a mountain in a blizzard to restore phone circuits or radio transmitters gone offline.
Man, don’t be a “hero” trying to restore a lower ping to someone trying to buy a kindle in Jeddah.
replyWhat about local hospitals which may have service from that data center? There are heroes needed everywhere, all the time.
replyIn that case, the hero was the person who avoided relying on a single AZ when they deployed to cloud.
replyI'm sure bezos will be really happy someone is being a hero for him in a war zone while he sails his newest yacht to wherever the new version of the island is.
replyon second thought there is a difference between restoring critical infrastructure in times of crisis vs restoring bot infrastructure for indian spamming operations. choose wisely
replyBut I mean,are the employees safe at home?
I guess if the really targeted the data center then home is safer, but in the fog of war maybe the data center wasn't the target?
reply> this would require human intervention
replyAmazon has self-propelled robots that handle their logistics and fulfillment, don't they? Send in the robots.