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Call me old fashioned and call me crazy if you want.
The mail production servers are colocated as they should be, cost wise
there really is no better option.
The problem is I like to do my development on seperate servers, call
me nuts, but I have had too many developers write code that puts the
server into a major recursive loop and essentially shuts down the
whole shooting match. I personally have never done this, but I know
the guys that work for me do this almost weekly.
I would much rather crash a development server than crash the main
server. So my routine is to develop on a code base, once that code
base is complete, I post it to an internet server, independent, for
people to test. I might be crazy, but I find having that development
server sitting next to me much more efficient than doing it all over
the wire.
Besides, the company is going to pay for it, so I would at least like
to get a connection that I can be happy about.
On Apr 6, 2005 9:15 PM, Nathan Odle <EMAIL:PROTECTED> wrote:
> Jonathan King wrote:
>
> >The lore on this groups seems to be something like: if in doubt, call
> >Tranquility. One thing that I guess might help is not to have any
> >high-volume server on site, but have it colocated somewhere else with
> >better access.
> >
> >
>
> Actually, my advice would be more along the lines of, call *Hunter* at
> Tranquility :) This guy is the most helpful guy I've ever dealt with in
> the world of telecommunications. Not only does he have a good grasp of
> the technical issues, he can also deal with 'normal' people
> appropriately...and also is willing to go the extra mile. Call Hunter.
> If he can't help you, he can tell you who can.
>
> As for the colo, I'd highly recommend this route. These days, there's
> very little reason one absolutely *has* to have physical access to their
> internet servers. I'm sure there are a few circumstances, but they are
> far and few between.
>
> -N
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