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- Stack Exchange Moves Everything to the Cloud, Destroys Servers in New . . .
Since 2010 Stack Exchange has run all its sites on physical hardware in New Jersey mdash; about 50 different servers (When Ryan Donovan joined in 2019, "I saw the original server mounted on a wall with a laudatory plaque like a beloved pet ") But this month everything moved to the cloud, a new b
- The Great Unracking: Saying goodbye to the servers at our physical . . .
For almost our entire 16-year existence, the SRE team has managed all datacenter operations, including the physical servers, cabling, racking, replacing failed disks and everything else in between This work required someone to physically show up at the datacenter and poke the machines We’ve since moved all our sites to the cloud
- We’re (finally!) going to the cloud! - Meta Stack Exchange
Most components of the Stack Exchange network have an "application" and a "database" component that can be migrated separately The application supplies both the back end and front end logic to the network, and the database houses the data that application utilizes
- Stack Overflow: Still on prem, runs Q A platform off just nine servers
Despite hosting thousands of queries from developers about the latest and greatest tools and technologies in the digital space, developer Q A platform Stack Overflow continues to maintain a fairly old school approach to its own infrastructure
- Stack Overflow Moves to the Cloud: A Look at the Great Unracking
Data Center Decommissioning Sees Ruthless Efficiency as Equipment is Shredded and destroyed In a decisive move to clear out a data center, all equipment, including servers and network devices, was systematically dismantled and destroyed
- What Happened To Stack Exchange? – Opinionated SQL
Stack Exchange made an announcement with much ado about how they moved to “the cloud” after having a landmark deal with Google earlier in the year You can safely assume they moved to GCP which is whatever, if it works best for them, awesome
- cloud - Stack Overflow
Journey to the cloud part II: Migrating Stack Overflow for Teams to Azure We needed to remove the dependency on the Sites database and contain all Teams infrastructure and data within the TFZ which is all part of Phase II
- When the Stack Stalls: Why Bold Moves Win in the Cloud-Native Era
In the fast-moving world of DevOps, Kubernetes, and cloud-native everything, indecision is the real downtime Companies often stall at critical junctions—uncertain whether to scale, pivot, or
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