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To follow up on the previous reply, there are OpenVMS instances that have uptimes measured in decades. Not everyone needs this; in the past 20 years we've all l
by retrocryptid 7y ago
To follow up on the previous reply, there are OpenVMS instances that have uptimes measured in decades. Not everyone needs this; in the past 20 years we've all learned how to distribute applications onto arrays of consumer PCs. But for some organizations and some applications, long uptimes are a BIG DEAL(tm).
Also... VMS makes sense in a way that Unix never did.
- defined 7y agoNow just run Erlang on VMS and you have an uptime match made in heaven :)