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I've heard about that! Was more thinking about what they did while there was still a Perforce server on the backend
by ian-g 6y ago
I've heard about that! Was more thinking about what they did while there was still a Perforce server on the backend
- GauntletWizard 6y agoThat I can speak (a little) to: They gave it a gigantic RAM-Backed SAN and the best hardware money could buy. Nothing particularly interesting, but there were several perforce servers with 512G of RAM attached to several SANS with terrabytes of RAM storage (In 2012ish when it was replaced). It was only ever explained to me in terms of SWE-Hours, but my understanding is that the hardware budget was enough to fund the several software engineering teams that replaced it, and the licensing was more than the hardware.