top | item 45559360 (no title) Ringz | 4 months ago Ok… that’s odd. Wouldn’t expect anything like this from the Dutch government, since they have a very progressive digital image in Europe. discuss order hn newest usrnm|4 months ago For the past 15 years being progressive meant moving everything to the (US-owned) cloud vladms|4 months ago Netherlands is generally very sensitive to price, so if the US cloud (plus the 2 millions for the backup) was cheaper than the alternatives they gladly took it. Also, I would expect Microsoft offered them a big discount... WhyNotHugo|4 months ago Even the infrastructure for .nl domain registration moved to the US (AWS IIRC).There’s some Dutch governments organisations which are quite progressive, but others continue digging themselves deeps into MS/AWS. andrepd|4 months ago Image ≠ reality :)
usrnm|4 months ago For the past 15 years being progressive meant moving everything to the (US-owned) cloud
vladms|4 months ago Netherlands is generally very sensitive to price, so if the US cloud (plus the 2 millions for the backup) was cheaper than the alternatives they gladly took it. Also, I would expect Microsoft offered them a big discount...
WhyNotHugo|4 months ago Even the infrastructure for .nl domain registration moved to the US (AWS IIRC).There’s some Dutch governments organisations which are quite progressive, but others continue digging themselves deeps into MS/AWS.
usrnm|4 months ago
vladms|4 months ago
WhyNotHugo|4 months ago
There’s some Dutch governments organisations which are quite progressive, but others continue digging themselves deeps into MS/AWS.
andrepd|4 months ago