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Probably because of licensing costs. Take for example SQL Server. If you want to use it on a server with more than 128GB or RAM you have to get the enterprise v
by elorant 5y ago
Probably because of licensing costs. Take for example SQL Server. If you want to use it on a server with more than 128GB or RAM you have to get the enterprise version which is licensed per core and the cost is in the thousands per each core pair. Sure, you get a discount, but still the price is steep.
- jmnicolas 5y agoWhich has nothing to do with .net. I work for a company that won't invest a cent in extra software licenses or dev tools but all my devs are in .net. For the database I use Postgres.