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jgm63
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- Oct 28, 2019
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Yes but why stop there? It's too risky to depend on existing internet infrastructure for your cloud server. Why not create a completely separate network system for added redundancy à la ARPANET?
Although AWS & Google on the whole, may always be up, any given host might always crash.....
So unless they offer some type of advanced failure transparency (which I'm not aware of ?), then there is still a possibility of things going wrong, which would make me feel a bit uncomfortable.
I suppose you could run the scripts on multiple server instances, but this all begins to become a little complex.
One significant advantage of using gmail is that gmail almost certainly has robust measures to handle server failures, so you can feel pretty sure that the email will get sent, provided you don't trigger some filter, which is why the suggestion is to use an encrypted document.....