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> until they start offering Linux nodes, which will, in all certainty, never happen. I wouldn't be too sure - it is a serious gap in their offering, and MS can
by balakk 15y ago
> until they start offering Linux nodes, which will, in all certainty, never happen.
I wouldn't be too sure - it is a serious gap in their offering, and MS can be pragmatic if it's to their advantage.
> How does it deal with autoscaling?
It doesn't, you've to do it yourself. What they do is make it (relatively) easy to spin-up new instances. There are also tools/frameworks that automate some of the tasks.
- rbanffy 15y ago> MS can be pragmatic if it's to their advantage. That's one point. I can't imagine any circumstance in which this would be advantageous to them. > What they do is make it (relatively) easy to spin-up new instances. Cool. Sometimes you are gifted with an application that will only run on Windows and nothing else. When life gives you lemons, get salt and tequila.