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Its faster virtual machines, which do not have live migration for that specific use case. Just because you are doing it for years does not mean that it cannot b
by CSDude 10y ago
Its faster virtual machines, which do not have live migration for that specific use case. Just because you are doing it for years does not mean that it cannot be improved or have an alternative with its both downsides and upsides.
- quickben 10y agoYou do not want a 'downside' with any database. Especially when big money are involved, people are shown the door for far lesser issues than the ones that docker seems to have. By the way, you still haven't answered his question.
- otterley 10y agoYou're praising a feature that is an anti-pattern for database administration. If you're migrating data around and upgrading and restarting your production database without adequate business justification, you're asking for trouble.
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