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> Databricks are not on-premises either. Usually, no. But in some cases, yes.
by cfeduke 3y ago
> Databricks are not on-premises either.
Usually, no. But in some cases, yes.
- jamesblonde 3y agoI must have missed the product announcement. Do you have a link, because everywhere I look I can't find it.
- forrest2 3y agoYou can get most products on prem at a certain price & size. A lot of companies will apply resistance though unless the contract size is right b/c on-prem contracts tend to be less unit-profitable, risky, + unique annoying terms or constraints. If you * need * it, you find a human to talk to (sales or connect from your network).