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I think it is deliberate. This is IBM signaling that the good-ole' days are in the past. If you want to run RH stuff, they will get their pound of flesh. If y
by _jal 6y ago
I think it is deliberate.
This is IBM signaling that the good-ole' days are in the past. If you want to run RH stuff, they will get their pound of flesh. If you're not paying, you are not something they're concerned with.
When the corporate tone projected externally changes, that usually signals more than just a product change.
- arbitrage 6y agoThis matches up with other such drastic changes in IBM's portfolio of offerings. They're turning the screws on all their customers.
- pixl97 6y ago"Never go full Oracle"
- fmajid 6y agoNever go any Oracle
- apple4ever 6y agoI hope that doesn't portend anything bad for Ansible...
- warrenm 6y agoAs soon as IBM announced they were buying Red Hat I knew two things: 1. Red Hat was no longer the "go to" platform for anything 2. IBM was absolutely desperate