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Does anyone run proprietary software in a cloud context? The whole point is that the hardware becomes as flexible as the software, spin up, spin down, blow it
by __d 7y ago
Does anyone run proprietary software in a cloud context?
The whole point is that the hardware becomes as flexible as the software, spin up, spin down, blow it away and deploy a fresh instance if something goes wrong.
I can't see many people trying to do that with proprietary licensing?
- closeparen 7y agoAbsolutely. You can even get the license and support contract costs built into the instance’s hourly rate. RHEL, Oracle DB, Windows Server, and SQL Server are all offered this way.