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Sometimes, there is an Invisible Woman ult that pops up in front of me. When should or shouldn't I go in? I feel like the answer varies by role and by what I think the numbers are. Like if its 2v3 as a strategist, it might be worth it to go in, but my teammates might be dead by the time I'm in, so I thought I would get advice for how to think about these scenarios.

I finished Fraction's Hawkeye series last night. There were story lines hinted at like Kate's call to her father or Kingpin's team of villians making cameos. Are those continued in All New Hawkeye or Kate Bishop Hawkeye? It felt like a great setup for more but I can't tell what it was setting up.

We have some instances hitting their limit for Memory usage. I'm looking at moving some of them over from Compute Optimized (c4) to the Memory Optimized (m5) and trying to make sure I wont introduce a regression.

The Compute Optimized documentation talks about having a specific type of Processor that makes Compute Optimized good for compute bound applications. Looking at the Memory Optimized, it looks like both are using Intel Xeon processors and similar amounts of CPU. It seems like with Memory Optimized, we get the benefit of more Memory without losing any of the benefits from the Compute Optimized.

Have you noticed any downsides from moving from Compute Optimized to Memory Optimized? Is

Through Wednesday's outage, we found a dependency in our system on Cloudwatch. I would like to test some of our mitigation steps through chaos testing specifically around what happens when our apps can't send logs to Cloudwatch. Have you tried simulating a Cloudwatch outage to have any ideas on how to prevent this?

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I've been reading some books and State of DevOps reports and saw some cool statsitics about how many times deploys are made every year. My company has a build per every commit, and if it isn't tagged, then it fails to fit a criteria to release. We generally release 20 pieces once a month, an improvement from 4 pieces quarterly a year ago. I would like to implement some metrics to help show how our efforts are improving the deployment process, but I don't know how to efficiently to keep track of releases as we deploy faster.

I've spent the past 6 months preparing for this exam. This was the hardest I've worked for an exam since high school. I'm not in a role where I get to use the full extent of AWS right now and spent a lot of time learning about networking and AWS storage for the first time.

Thanks to this sub for being a great source of resources and posting encouragement I could easily find when I was stressed. Here's some of those resources I utilized: I used Jon Bonso for practice exams and really liked the explanations. LinuxAcademy had a bunch of great videos and I liked getting to test out the resources I hadn't used. I haven't seen it talked about much in here, but Brett McLaughlin's exam book Soluti

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I've been working on the chocolate eggs contract for a few days. With this patch, I now have a lot more soul eggs but dont notice any dramatic increase in money earned. Should I restart the contract to get the new bonus? Or will I realize its there if Im more patient?