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Bean-counting enterprises do all kinds of annoying shit to deal with the GitHub cost, like automatically disabling user accounts after 30 days if unused, or mul
by throwaway787544 4y ago
Bean-counting enterprises do all kinds of annoying shit to deal with the GitHub cost, like automatically disabling user accounts after 30 days if unused, or multiple orgs.
- hanifbbz 4y agoHow does multiple orgs reduce costs?
- makeitdouble 4y agoI suppose it’s about setting different tiers depending on the orgs. For instance a higher tier for the org with your main dev repos and deployment/CI system, and more basic tier for orgs with your translators’ and QA team’s repos, etc.
- throwaway787544 4y agoLimiting number of licenses and requiring business justification, so one part of the org can't on-board 50 users that probably never need to commit anything. I imagine at some point GH might get variable pricing like NewRelic where you pay less for a read-only user.