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but what is this "cost" you're talking about? is .NET paid somehow? could it be cheaper? maybe in terms of hardware, but overall?
by tester756 5y ago
but what is this "cost" you're talking about?
is .NET paid somehow?
could it be cheaper? maybe in terms of hardware, but overall?
- jka 5y agoIn the context of the article, the costs I'm referring to are related to a third-party component (integrated easily by default in a framework) that is moving to a pay-sometimes license. (you also make a very observant hint: total cost of ownership includes hardware-level resource provisioning)