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Those enterprises that I mentioned often not only maintain their current workloads on AIX but even add new environments to it. An example: an internal strategy
by martintietz 4y ago
Those enterprises that I mentioned often not only maintain their current workloads on AIX but even add new environments to it. An example: an internal strategy defines that every mission critical application needs to use Oracle or Db2 as its' data store and another strategy says that all Oracle/Db2 workloads need to run on AIX. In companies with such a setup even today new applications are deployed on AIX. Well, the databases for those applications at least ;) New applications indeed only very rarely land there as they usually are hosted on Linux in some VMware environment.
- chasil 4y agoAnd this is just foolish. SQLite has DO-178b certification that neither Oracle nor Db2 will ever obtain. You can trust SQLite in avionics, not so with the others.
- urthor 4y agoReally? That's fascinating. Avionics certification is an incredible milestone for FOSS in general.
- chasil 4y agoThis is the reason why SQLite will never be forked. https://www.sqlite.org/qmplan.html https://www.sqlite.org/qmplan.html
- coldtea 4y agoWell, those companies don't do avionics or care about them, and SQLite would do nothing for their use cases (heavy financial analytics, reporting, OLAP, etc).