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> cattle, not pets People running VMWare don't even consider that. Most people have that as a goal which they aren't achieving (and that's fine). I would dou
by AdamJacobMuller 7y ago
> cattle, not pets
People running VMWare don't even consider that.
Most people have that as a goal which they aren't achieving (and that's fine).
I would doubt there's any company in existence actually attaining that goal.
- erik_seaberg 7y agoI admit I haven't had occasion to use VMware for a decade. Different world, I guess.
- AdamJacobMuller 7y agoI don't use it either, but, it's The Thing in some IT departments. It does offer some amazing capabilities for making old legacy applications that were never designed to have any semblance of failover or redundancy or disaster recovery operate in impressively resilient ways. You also pay for the privilege.