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The cloud is just someone else's computer. Sometimes that computer gets hit by a drone

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A military drone attack in Bahrain severely disrupted AWS data centers, forcing developers to manually migrate systems due to the failure of automated tools. This incident highlights the need for tech professionals to consider geopolitical risks and military threats as part of their disaster recovery plans.

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