I know that the article says that these entities all vow to “keep data storage and processing within national or European borders”, but how are they achieving that at scale?
Does this movement also apply to the underlying cloud-infra too? I don’t see any related info on the infrastructure part of this being moved away from AWS, Azure or GCP.
Mainly interested in how these organisations are going to solve this problem, as I’ve been working to do something similar myself… and it’s hard to be completely independent of these hyperscalers.
Although the company never officially said that’s why they picked the name, the name is often though to represent the nature of the route; “City to Coast”, or “Capital to Coast”.
I had to google the Japan frequency thing. I had no idea!
Feel like elaborating on the UK issues/ why they’re problematic?
Define “our” in this context, officer?
Do you think he’s self-aware (or even capable of introspection) enough to see that this is why they didn’t give it to him?
(Along with the litany of other reasons…)
I just looked at this as I’m looking for a self hosted version, and Zulip has the same 10000 message history limit as the OP.
What a horrifying timeline that would be!
Related blog post I saw posted yesterday goes into a lot of depth on exactly what you’re talking about.
I read this blog post yesterday and it was insightful.
Seems like we could solve multiple problems in one go here…
I guess baby-steps… but this doesn’t completely align with the stated goal of removing them from the reach of a US company. 🤷🏻♂️
I know that the article says that these entities all vow to “keep data storage and processing within national or European borders”, but how are they achieving that at scale?
Does this movement also apply to the underlying cloud-infra too? I don’t see any related info on the infrastructure part of this being moved away from AWS, Azure or GCP.
Mainly interested in how these organisations are going to solve this problem, as I’ve been working to do something similar myself… and it’s hard to be completely independent of these hyperscalers.
Well who knew! — Southend on Sea became a city in 2022…
So you’re technically correct; The best kind of correct 😊
Although the company never officially said that’s why they picked the name, the name is often though to represent the nature of the route; “City to Coast”, or “Capital to Coast”.
Looks like the GitHub also has its location set to Russian Federation too. 👀
I sincerely hope my government doesn’t pass this up. Feels like we and the whole world would benefit from more cooperation, not less.
Almost like they have a vested interest in dissuading people from using a federated alternative to their own service. 🤔
I don’t know why, but I had a gut feeling this was going to be a deprecation announcement and that this was all a ploy to get everyone into 365.
I have become cynical. 😬