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But they're not abandoning on-premise, though one could get that impression from the tone of the article. They are only dropping the small-business targeted Se
by kylecordes 3y ago
But they're not abandoning on-premise, though one could get that impression from the tone of the article.
They are only dropping the small-business targeted Server tier, they are keeping the enterprise targeted Datacenter tier. It's pretty much a drop-in replacement, with extra capabilities. And annual payment instead of initial+upgrades payment.
- Mandatum 3y agoDC is deprecated unless you’re FedRAMP (which they still haven’t got). Good luck getting that if you’re not F500. Once they get the government tick off approval they’ll kill off hosted versions completely. Last I heard they hired some guy to help with their FedRAMP certification, then got found out for blackmailing his previous employer (I guess HR didn’t Google him during hiring): https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/it-worker-jailed-for-impersonating-ransomware-gang-to-extort-employer/ https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/it-worker-jai...
- bombcar 3y agoI think the underlying issue is that too many “big enterprises” were running server licenses and Atlassian wants more money and annual contracts.