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Not to mention the fact that you have to do a lot of work up front if you want to make the thing work right without taking big risks.


Such as...


Basically, any storage on the machine itself could go poof from one minute to the next - or at least you have to think of it that way, because once it goes down, it's gone.

Therefore, you need to have some kind of distributed storage architecture, and automated recovery for said system.

For extra points, do the whole thing with no external server with a stable IP.


> For extra points, do the whole thing with no external server with a stable IP.

Should be doable. In principle, ARP over SQS.




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