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You might have an application that uses SQL Server-specific features, and if you have a separate database server cluster now you just have to pay for SQL Server
by karlshea 11y ago
You might have an application that uses SQL Server-specific features, and if you have a separate database server cluster now you just have to pay for SQL Server licenses instead both it and Windows Server.
- ericfrederich 11y agoWonder if the pricing is such that SQL Server for Linux is the exact same price as SWL Server for Windows + Windows
- ohitsdom 11y agoIt'd be ridiculous to charge different amounts for a license based on the OS. Has that ever happened before?
- makomk 11y agoI believe Apple like to buy up software and then charge more for it on non-Mac OSes.
- hyperliner 11y agoIt makes sense to charge different for different OS. Using absurd examples, it would not make sense to charge the same for a hypothetical version of SS for iOS than say another hypothetical version of SS specialized for CoreOS for instance.