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Yes, exactly. Specially when paired with dotnet NativeAOT when deploying to a serverless service, could save a bit on server costs.
by KTSnowy 4y ago
Yes, exactly. Specially when paired with dotnet NativeAOT when deploying to a serverless service, could save a bit on server costs.
- tapland 4y agoI'm in my second or third project facing this very issue right now. We run a lot of Java and C# and have migrated most things to various cloud solutions. But, we ofc still run some medium sized iron for all the COBOL. I doubt we'll migrate away from it since we have the devs, but for similar systems I think it could prove useful. We'll all take a look at it later today! Fun with COBOL news that aren't paywalled =)
- KTSnowy 4y agoLet me know if your company needs any particular features from a third-party COBOL dialect. We could work together to implement compiler support for those and ensure it works with your codebase. COBOL really needs more free and open source stuff, I'm hoping I can help.
- le-mark 4y agoExes-sql, exec-cics are required for anything mainframe.
- pjmlp 4y agoNote that COBOL has always been compiled to native code, so that is already the baseline to beat.