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What you're describing is a private, separated installation on the Internet. In all cases "on-prem" is inside of a customer's datacenter/office.
by johnbellone 10y ago
What you're describing is a private, separated installation on the Internet. In all cases "on-prem" is inside of a customer's datacenter/office.
- brazzledazzle 10y agoI've learned to live with the meanings of things getting mangled. Once marketing requires that a definition change it's pretty much game over. You can try to fight it but quite often it's the marketing department and customer working together to change how something is defined because it's easier than changing outdated policies or thinking. At that point you're just a stick in the mud, pining for the good ol' days when clouds were just called "other people's computers".
- azernik 10y agoWhich is what this article does too - they very specifically distinguish between what they call really "on-prem" and "single-tenant", and one of their suggested strategies is to make them go for the latter if at all possible.
- emodendroket 10y agoI mean, the article linked describes the two scenarios both as "on-prem."