That seems to be the type of answer they too believe to be appropiate. UsIng hipster day of week infrastructure like dc/os. And how about a normal infrastructu

That seems to be the type of answer they too believe to be appropiate. UsIng hipster day of week infrastructure like dc/os. And how about a normal infrastructure? Like OpenStack and Ansible or dedicated servers? We can't have a database dictate our infrastrucure like that, but more to the point: the fact that it thinks it needs to shows a worrisome lack of competence and sense of responsibility. Its a database. It should run everywhere rather than require exotic tools and parts that likely wont be maintained or be compatible in 3 to 5 years. To put it simply: we have more and other challenges that actually pay the bills -- for a database we should feel like we can install it into any setup.