@travisdh1 said in No Data Centres Plan for Western Australian Government:

@nadnerB Wow, just your highlights here read like a long nightmare. Only government would assume they could pressure another company into doing something it doesn't want to do. Then 'cloudify' the software, as if that's any different than virtualizing it! :laughing:

And as if that's any different than not virtualization it. It's really just gibberish.

@Son-of-Jor-El said in Over Investing Early Can Be Big Time Failure:

Interesting convo. I can't get into too much detail but in the solar industry it is ESSENTIAL to have the investors lined up. If you don't, you die.

Even with them lined up, you still want to spend money wisely.

@DustinB3403 said in A Public Post Mortem of An Outage:

Wow, that is a rather long time.

Yup, parts were very hard to get and getting the server physically moved before diagnostics could begin ate huge amounts of time up. Cost of speeding things up would have been huge - replacing gear instead of repairing it. But since the vendor could not diagnose the issue with the hardware (their error messages were ones that they did not have documented) it complicated things greatly.

@thecreativeone91 said:

@scottalanmiller said:

I hear it is just a change in name plus a few more things borked.

The UI is a bit different and so will the program name be different.

Well that explains everything :)

I use the highly secure leave-it-off function on my home PC. If my assistance is requested at home by Mrs nadnerB, then I use Teamviewer.