In a word "laziness." It is just easier to log in and manage an SQL server if it is available on the internet.
In a word "laziness." It is just easier to log in and manage an SQL server if it is available on the internet. I know I'm certainly guilty of doing so for short periods when I'm off-site with no VPN and need to manage a server. Some sysadmins just get lazy and leave it available on the internet with strong passwords 24/7, just so once in a blue moon they can log in and manage it. Or are doing some kind of site to site data migration and are tired of the VPN connection dropping. I've done a site to site SQL migration across two Azure zones because doing it the "right" way was too complicated/time consuming/expensive. However once the data was copied across I changed the End Point config to protect the SQL server again. I won't make excuses, it is just laziness/expedient. But that is human nature for you...
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My biggest problem with batteries for grid outages is that the only outages I am actually concerned with would drain them to zero before ...
Newthere are tons of TLDs that are cheap I'm not even sure what you are offering after reading this, but cloud is an even harder sell becau...
> One can't expect that every driver package submission from every vendor is thoroughly vetted every time, this is a matter of trust and ...
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Starlink only has 10 Million customers, too expensive for most countries already.
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In a word "laziness." It is just easier to log in and manage an SQL server if it is available on the internet.
In a word "laziness." It is just easier to log in and manage an SQL server if it is available on the internet. I know I'm certainly guilty of doing so for short periods when I'm off-site with no VPN and need to manage a server. Some sysadmins just get lazy and leave it available on the internet with strong passwords 24/7, just so once in a blue moon they can log in and manage it. Or are doing some kind of site to site data migration and are tired of the VPN connection dropping. I've done a site to site SQL migration across two Azure zones because doing it the "right" way was too complicated/time consuming/expensive. However once the data was copied across I changed the End Point config to protect the SQL server again. I won't make excuses, it is just laziness/expedient. But that is human nature for you...
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