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My tiny part of a division of my last company made $40 million USD per year in revenue. We had ~40 employees. Getting the funding for using something like this
by physicsguy 5y ago
My tiny part of a division of my last company made $40 million USD per year in revenue. We had ~40 employees. Getting the funding for using something like this came from a few levels up and would be in no way guaranteed.
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- toomuchtodo 5y agoI admit Docker will likely have to tweak their licensing model while also building relationships where there is some wiggle room for how licensing is handled (perhaps accept credit card payments from corporate users that they can expense to sidestep procurement). "Call Us For Pricing"
- justincormack 5y agoWe do accept credit card payments. All our pricing is on the website https://docker.com/pricing https://docker.com/pricing - the Business plan will be available by credit card soon as well.
- adolph 5y agoAt my institution the "adapt open source" vs "buy" balance is also affected by the high effort of making a purchase happen. My bet is that things will get hung up on an exclusive acquisition justification, at which point the IBM/RHEL sales team will come in with "solution" using podman, buildah, etc. I've quit DD just now to try those tools out.
- robertlagrant 5y agoThis seems like a false economy. Docker adds insane value for us (similar number of tech employees), and while I don't like price hikes based on things other than value add features, I certainly want Docker to exist in five years. Or get bought by Hashicorp, perhaps.