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The military lives in this world and will likely encourage people to continue thinking about it. Think about wearables on a submarine, as an example. Does the c
by killjoywashere 2y ago
The military lives in this world and will likely encourage people to continue thinking about it. Think about wearables on a submarine, as an example. Does the captain want to know his crew is fatigued, about to get sick, getting less exercise than they did on their last deployment? Yes. Can you talk to a cloud? No. Does the Admiral in Hawaii want to know those same answers about that boat, and every boat in the Group, eventually? Yes. For this situation, datacenter-aware databases are great. There are other solutions for other problems.
- leetrout 2y agoYep. For those unaware, military networks deal with disruptions, disconnections, intermittent connectivity, and low-bandwidth (DDIL). https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/sponsored/ddil-environment-cloud-management https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/sponsored/ddil-en...