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> Looking for a really good reason to make the jump Not having to pay for Windows Server licences? Better start-up performance, likely better overall performa
by benbristow 4y ago
> Looking for a really good reason to make the jump
Not having to pay for Windows Server licences?
Better start-up performance, likely better overall performance, less resource usage.
Assuming these are specific Windows calls, moving to something more cross-platform you could open development to colleagues with Mac or Linux machines (via VS Mac, JetBrains Rider or VS Code) if there are any.
Options to use Kubernetes or deploy to container services that run on Linux
A few reasons.
- maccard 4y ago> Not having to pay for Windows Server licences? Chances are that those licenses are paid for already so this is a sunk cost. > Options to use Kubernetes or deploy to container services that run on Linux I think this would be a hard sell - "hey, let us migrate platforms so we can rewrite our entire production infrastructure "
- urza 4y ago> I think this would be a hard sell - "hey, let us migrate platforms so we can rewrite our entire production infrastructure " Also "Oh and we need to hire two full time devops engineers to take care of the thing" :)