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16 servers in a data center is probably a medium sized business, if not a larger small business that does zero virtualization. 16 servers in the cloud that are
by kodah 6y ago
16 servers in a data center is probably a medium sized business, if not a larger small business that does zero virtualization. 16 servers in the cloud that are rightly sized sounds incredibly small.
I can't imagine this will sell many people much less attract former CentOS users. Given the fact that they've changed course so quickly on CentOS stream I can't imagine there's much good user faith to go around.
To me, this was much bigger than just a shot in the foot.
- jlgaddis 6y agoi've got more than 16 "right-sized" VMs on the VMware cluster in my homelab. Between the other half-dozen physical servers, there's probably another 40+ "OS instances". Besides, I've had a RHEL developer account (which allowed me to register 16 hosts) for a few years now and it's been unused. Having to request it be renewed annually is a pain in the ass too.