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> They are often outdated, we mostly get one of the latest builts, and in some cases Snapshot builds, That's a very usual thing to say about databases. For cri
by xorcist 10y ago
> They are often outdated, we mostly get one of the latest builts, and in some cases Snapshot builds,
That's a very usual thing to say about databases. For critical and commercially supported things such as your relational databases, nobody runs snapshot builds. You run whatever builds your vendor supports, and for all those you mentioned (and most other vendors) that is going to be native packages.
- CSDude 10y agoNative packages are nothing more than packaged software with startup and maintaining scripts, (and tested) so as long as you can manage these, I really don't see I have to stick to what my vendor thinks best.