@GergelyOrosz: OK this is a superb characteristic of Google Cloud Run I just learned Building zonal redundancy is a bunch of work… whe…
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The article highlights a feature of Google Cloud Run that simplifies building zonal redundancy, noting that few other platforms offer this capability.
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OK this is a superb characteristic of Google Cloud Run I just learned
Building zonal redundancy is a bunch of work… when a platform offers it, it’s worth paying attention to (don’t know of many platforms that do)
Thanks @steren
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