AWS Support or AWS Expert
I am in little confusion, and would like to solve it with your help.
My website is running well on EC2 since last 2-3 months and I got it migrated with one of AWS Expert, now that expert is not in premises and I am little worry how should I proceed to maintain it so that if any minor/major issue occurs with the running EC2 instance can be taken care immediately.
Options in my mind are:
- Hire a person who is good in AWS, can take care all EC2 maintenance works.
- Purchase Business support, so that if any major/minor issue occurs can be taken care at earliest, I am in favor of this option since if EC2 goes down nobody can correct it except AWS team which is actively available only when I will be having Business Support.
Please share your feedback.
amazon-web-services amazon-ec2
asked Nov 22 '18 at 12:22
Android DevAndroid Dev
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I am in little confusion, and would like to solve it with your help.
My website is running well on EC2 since last 2-3 months and I got it migrated with one of AWS Expert, now that expert is not in premises and I am little worry how should I proceed to maintain it so that if any minor/major issue occurs with the running EC2 instance can be taken care immediately.
Options in my mind are:
- Hire a person who is good in AWS, can take care all EC2 maintenance works.
- Purchase Business support, so that if any major/minor issue occurs can be taken care at earliest, I am in favor of this option since if EC2 goes down nobody can correct it except AWS team which is actively available only when I will be having Business Support.
Please share your feedback.
amazon-web-services amazon-ec2
asked Nov 22 '18 at 12:22
Android DevAndroid Dev
804618
Your question is a bit vague but reading between the lines you need support for an application running on EC2, not just the EC2 itself. I don't think AWS Business Support covers that
– Vorsprung
Nov 22 '18 at 12:26
@Vorsprung I have made it little more clear, Please have a look.
– Android Dev
Nov 22 '18 at 12:34
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I am in little confusion, and would like to solve it with your help.
My website is running well on EC2 since last 2-3 months and I got it migrated with one of AWS Expert, now that expert is not in premises and I am little worry how should I proceed to maintain it so that if any minor/major issue occurs with the running EC2 instance can be taken care immediately.
Options in my mind are:
- Hire a person who is good in AWS, can take care all EC2 maintenance works.
- Purchase Business support, so that if any major/minor issue occurs can be taken care at earliest, I am in favor of this option since if EC2 goes down nobody can correct it except AWS team which is actively available only when I will be having Business Support.
Please share your feedback.
amazon-web-services amazon-ec2
asked Nov 22 '18 at 12:22
Android DevAndroid Dev
804618
I am in little confusion, and would like to solve it with your help.
My website is running well on EC2 since last 2-3 months and I got it migrated with one of AWS Expert, now that expert is not in premises and I am little worry how should I proceed to maintain it so that if any minor/major issue occurs with the running EC2 instance can be taken care immediately.
Options in my mind are:
- Hire a person who is good in AWS, can take care all EC2 maintenance works.
- Purchase Business support, so that if any major/minor issue occurs can be taken care at earliest, I am in favor of this option since if EC2 goes down nobody can correct it except AWS team which is actively available only when I will be having Business Support.
Please share your feedback.
amazon-web-services amazon-ec2
amazon-web-services amazon-ec2
asked Nov 22 '18 at 12:22
Android DevAndroid Dev
804618
asked Nov 22 '18 at 12:22
Android DevAndroid Dev
804618
edited Nov 22 '18 at 12:31
Android Dev
asked Nov 22 '18 at 12:22
Android DevAndroid Dev
804618
asked Nov 22 '18 at 12:22
Android DevAndroid Dev
804618
asked Nov 22 '18 at 12:22
Android DevAndroid Dev
804618
804618
Your question is a bit vague but reading between the lines you need support for an application running on EC2, not just the EC2 itself. I don't think AWS Business Support covers that
– Vorsprung
Nov 22 '18 at 12:26
@Vorsprung I have made it little more clear, Please have a look.
– Android Dev
Nov 22 '18 at 12:34
add a comment |
Your question is a bit vague but reading between the lines you need support for an application running on EC2, not just the EC2 itself. I don't think AWS Business Support covers that
– Vorsprung
Nov 22 '18 at 12:26
@Vorsprung I have made it little more clear, Please have a look.
– Android Dev
Nov 22 '18 at 12:34
Your question is a bit vague but reading between the lines you need support for an application running on EC2, not just the EC2 itself. I don't think AWS Business Support covers that
– Vorsprung
Nov 22 '18 at 12:26
Your question is a bit vague but reading between the lines you need support for an application running on EC2, not just the EC2 itself. I don't think AWS Business Support covers that
– Vorsprung
Nov 22 '18 at 12:26
@Vorsprung I have made it little more clear, Please have a look.
– Android Dev
Nov 22 '18 at 12:34
@Vorsprung I have made it little more clear, Please have a look.
– Android Dev
Nov 22 '18 at 12:34
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if any minor/major issue occurs with the running EC2 instance can be taken care immediately.... Purchase Business support,
Please see the Business support plan.
AWS Business support will help you to stay available, support you to resolve your issues, but they won't do it instead of you. They really won't touch your environment.
This answer is opinion based as you placed no hard requirements for your case.
Hire a person who is good in AWS, can take care all EC2 maintenance works
If this is viable and feasible depends if you have enough work for such a person or you would pay to stand by. What may be interesting is option of managed hosting. AWS itself doesn't do managed hosting themselves, but there is a list partners providing managed services.
Under managed services there are different service level, but usually the partners will keep pool of AWS certified experts and they can proactively monitor your environment and do something immediately if needed (usually only the infrastructure is supported, not necessary any custom application).
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if any minor/major issue occurs with the running EC2 instance can be taken care immediately.... Purchase Business support,
Please see the Business support plan.
AWS Business support will help you to stay available, support you to resolve your issues, but they won't do it instead of you. They really won't touch your environment.
This answer is opinion based as you placed no hard requirements for your case.
Hire a person who is good in AWS, can take care all EC2 maintenance works
If this is viable and feasible depends if you have enough work for such a person or you would pay to stand by. What may be interesting is option of managed hosting. AWS itself doesn't do managed hosting themselves, but there is a list partners providing managed services.
Under managed services there are different service level, but usually the partners will keep pool of AWS certified experts and they can proactively monitor your environment and do something immediately if needed (usually only the infrastructure is supported, not necessary any custom application).
answered Nov 22 '18 at 13:04
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if any minor/major issue occurs with the running EC2 instance can be taken care immediately.... Purchase Business support,
Please see the Business support plan.
AWS Business support will help you to stay available, support you to resolve your issues, but they won't do it instead of you. They really won't touch your environment.
This answer is opinion based as you placed no hard requirements for your case.
Hire a person who is good in AWS, can take care all EC2 maintenance works
If this is viable and feasible depends if you have enough work for such a person or you would pay to stand by. What may be interesting is option of managed hosting. AWS itself doesn't do managed hosting themselves, but there is a list partners providing managed services.
Under managed services there are different service level, but usually the partners will keep pool of AWS certified experts and they can proactively monitor your environment and do something immediately if needed (usually only the infrastructure is supported, not necessary any custom application).
answered Nov 22 '18 at 13:04
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if any minor/major issue occurs with the running EC2 instance can be taken care immediately.... Purchase Business support,
Please see the Business support plan.
AWS Business support will help you to stay available, support you to resolve your issues, but they won't do it instead of you. They really won't touch your environment.
This answer is opinion based as you placed no hard requirements for your case.
Hire a person who is good in AWS, can take care all EC2 maintenance works
If this is viable and feasible depends if you have enough work for such a person or you would pay to stand by. What may be interesting is option of managed hosting. AWS itself doesn't do managed hosting themselves, but there is a list partners providing managed services.
Under managed services there are different service level, but usually the partners will keep pool of AWS certified experts and they can proactively monitor your environment and do something immediately if needed (usually only the infrastructure is supported, not necessary any custom application).
answered Nov 22 '18 at 13:04
gusto2gusto2
4,7482920
if any minor/major issue occurs with the running EC2 instance can be taken care immediately.... Purchase Business support,
Please see the Business support plan.
AWS Business support will help you to stay available, support you to resolve your issues, but they won't do it instead of you. They really won't touch your environment.
This answer is opinion based as you placed no hard requirements for your case.
Hire a person who is good in AWS, can take care all EC2 maintenance works
If this is viable and feasible depends if you have enough work for such a person or you would pay to stand by. What may be interesting is option of managed hosting. AWS itself doesn't do managed hosting themselves, but there is a list partners providing managed services.
Under managed services there are different service level, but usually the partners will keep pool of AWS certified experts and they can proactively monitor your environment and do something immediately if needed (usually only the infrastructure is supported, not necessary any custom application).
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Your question is a bit vague but reading between the lines you need support for an application running on EC2, not just the EC2 itself. I don't think AWS Business Support covers that
– Vorsprung
Nov 22 '18 at 12:26
@Vorsprung I have made it little more clear, Please have a look.
– Android Dev
Nov 22 '18 at 12:34